Sentence examples for target deficiencies from inspiring English sources

I have had tremendous success with my patients in improving their symptoms simply by removing food triggers and adding in supplements or vitamins to target deficiencies in their nutritional status.

Micronutrient Days target deficiencies Each year, two rounds of Micronutrient Days are conducted in Viet Nam, with UNICEF's support.

This flexible scheme will target deficiencies in eye care delivery with specifically trained personnel, thereby providing a better balance between the opportunity costs of educating eye care personnel for all possibilities and cost-effectiveness of outcomes.

Good self-care is a key predictor for attaining improved HbA1c in patients with suboptimal glycemic control (6), so interventions that target deficiencies in diabetes self-management hold substantial promise.

Despite that currently available oral hypoglycemic agents are able to target deficiencies in either the endogenous insulin secretion or the insulin sensitivity at different target sites, the attainment of satisfactory diabetes control becomes more and more difficult the longer the duration of the disease (9).

Our data showing radiosensitization of Aurora-A overexpressing cells combined with the finding that PARP inhibitor sensitivity was increased by high Aurora-A expression, further suggest that HR is suppressed and that these cells may be sensitized to agents targeting deficiencies in this DNA repair pathway.

Targeted deficiency of Smo in the ureteric cell lineage did not adversely effect survival since mutants were recovered in the near expected Mendelian ratios (Table S1).

The fundamental treatment modalities I use consistently with fibromyalgia patients include acupuncture, soft tissue therapy, sleep hygiene counseling, nutritional counseling, mind-body therapy types that resonate with a patient, and supplements that target foundational deficiencies found in a patient on lab testing and based on clinical history.

These data can be used to inform the development of health system improvements that specifically target known deficiencies in care, which represents a rational approach for measurably improving health and achieving progress towards Millennium Development Goals Four and Five.

Audits provide a rational framework for quality improvement by systematically assessing clinical practices against accepted standards with the aim to develop recommendations and interventions that target modifiable deficiencies in care.

The elucidation of the molecular mechanisms of DNA repair and the discovery that tumors are frequently repair-deficient provide a therapeutic opportunity to selectively target this deficiency.