Sentence examples for year deficiencies from inspiring English sources

Although these adenomas are stable for more than one year, deficiencies in other genes such as Bcl-2 or p53 were found to modulate adenoma growth or even switch the phenotype of tumor cells, respectively [ 11, 12].

In some years, deficiencies assessed varied from state to state.

For many years deficiency of vitamin D was merely identified and assimilated to the presence of bone rickets.

Each year nutritional deficiencies contribute to the deaths of 1 million children under the age of 5 years and 50,000 women during or just after childbirth.

And every year, iron deficiency means tens of thousands of pregnant women will not live to see their babies born.

The global campaign to iodize salt, for example, is bringing iodine to almost 70 per cent of all households and protecting 82 million newborns per year against deficiency.

In recent years, sulfur deficiency has become a major problem for agricultural productivity, reducing both crop quality and yields.

A reason for the difference between our and most previous studies may be that the current study only included females up until the age of 72 years, and deficiency related to high age may not be apparent until later.

The schools have one year to correct deficiencies or face penalties that could include the removal of administrators or consolidation with other districts.

Aging mouse SSCs (>1 year) exhibit functional deficiencies, showing reduced proliferation in vitro and diminished colonization ability in vivo [ 7].

Since smallpox mortality was higher in the later months of the first year of life, deficiencies in recording of deaths in early infancy, or improvements in mortality specifically at those ages, could have exaggerated the importance of smallpox as a cause of infant death (although these could not account for the doubling of the smallpox infant mortality rate).