Sentence examples for underlying deficiency from inspiring English sources

While some early societies set guidelines or laws to protect affected children, true advances in the understanding of the underlying deficiency and in the treatment of hemophilia have been relatively recent and continue today.

While Madden et al. attributed the high incidence in the critically ill population in their study to factors such as transcapillary leak, fluid administration, and organ dysfunction, the high incidence observed in ours could be attributed to the high incidence of underlying deficiency in the general population as such in addition to the factors described above in critically ill children.

It is possible, however, that although the frequency and phenotype of mDCs, neutrophils and eosinophils appeared normal in Csf1op/op mice, there was some unknown, underlying deficiency that affected the efficiency of phagocytosis in the thymus.

25 Hence, supplementation with pharmacologic doses of retinoids was thought to provide an effective treatment by correcting an underlying deficiency.

Much of the problem with Ebola is behavioral, coupled with an underlying deficiency in primary and secondary health care systems.

A BRCA pathway deficit causes an underlying deficiency in error-free repair that increases the number of abnormal cells and adds further to the chances for additional abnormalities.

The report also cited a string of other reasons, including "underlying deficiencies in RBS management, governance and culture," as well as its wafer-thin capital ratios.

He also said there was a seventh factor in the bank's collapse - the "underlying deficiencies in RBS management, governance and culture which made it prone to make poor decisions".

Meanwhile, xenophobic talk is used to mask damaging underlying deficiencies in the sport, while wealth disparities grow ever bigger and life at the bottom gets tougher.

"But a pattern of decisions that may reasonably be considered poor, at the time or with hindsight, suggests the probability of underlying deficiencies in: a bank's management capabilities and style; governance arrangements; checks and balances; mechanisms for oversight and challenge; and in its culture, particularly its attitude to the balance between risk and growth".

It said: "The multiple poor decisions that RBS made suggest that there are likely to have been underlying deficiencies in RBS management, governance and culture which made it prone to make poor decisions".