Sentence examples for wasting for the from inspiring English sources

Therefore, although in general the prevalence of wasting for the entire range 0 60 months is somewhat higher when based on the WHO standards compared to the NCHS reference, occasionally it might be lower depending on the age-specific length/height distribution of the index population.

Data show that exogenous oral supplementation with a special mixture of individual essential AA tailored for human needs (EAAm) could be a valid therapeutic strategy to use in patients with CHF, in combination with conventional therapy to prevent protein malnutrition with protein wasting for the following reasons.

Thirty-five attempts had gone wasted for the Azzurri, including 20 on target to 4 for England.

It appeared as the night would be wasted for the Rangers.

"The months ticking by constitute time wasted for the UK's economic prosperity.

It is the time wasted for the subway that makes it so important: Union Square gets a brief Saint-Exupérian makeover.

But even waste does not go to waste for the gulf toadfish.

Using the small amount of harvested energy, the primary data transmission is more likely to fail and the spectrum is wasted for the data retransmission.

Column effluent was diverted to waste for the first 2.2 minutes in order to flush out the salt from the samples.

In this way, the resource available to each cluster is proportional to the cluster size and also no resources are wasted for the considered set of network topologies.

Won't that leave you wasted for the rest of the day?