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deficiency
These are words often used in combination with deficiency.

dietary deficiency.

More recent work indicates that in kwashiorkor there is a failure to adapt to the dietary deficiency and that this is often precipitated by infection.

glaring deficiency.

However, the book had one glaring deficiency.

hormone deficiency.

Should growth hormone deficiency in older people be treated?

immune deficiency.

Disseminated histoplasmosis in the acquired immune deficiency syndrome : clinical findings, diagnosis and treatment, and review of the literature.

iodine deficiency.

It should be noted that salt iodization is not the only intervention for iodine deficiency.

iron deficiency.

The anaemia which we have shown to be in existence in this area, is probably due to iron deficiency of dietary origin.

iron deficiency anaemia.

Ten films showed evidence of iron deficiency anaemia.

limb deficiency.

Included were children between the ages of 3½ and 4½ with a limb deficiency at about the middle third of the forearm.

magnesium deficiency.

Also, substantial numbers of the beef herd have already died from magnesium deficiency.

major deficiency.

As drafted, clause 1(2) contains a major deficiency, which raises a serious issue.

mineral deficiency.

Prevention of mineral deficiency by soaking seed in nutrient solution.

nutritional deficiency.

The data did not reveal any major diseases associated with nutritional deficiency, but did point to signs of chronic under-nutrition.

obvious deficiency.

There was one obvious deficiency about the proposal, apart from the hardship aspect.

potassium deficiency.

Leaf photosynthesis and carbon isotope discrimination of cotton in response to potassium deficiency.

serious deficiency.

This is a serious deficiency since, basically, the coagulation cascade is a series of enzymatic reactions that are amplified and accelerated at each step.

severe deficiency.

Severe deficiency of either can result in death.

significant deficiency.

The effective shortfall is 39,000 hectares—a significant deficiency.

structural deficiency.

I offer five suggestions as to how this structural deficiency in engineering curricula can be corrected.

technical deficiency.

There is a technical deficiency in the amendment.

thiamine deficiency.

It was considered that the predominant etiological factor for acute delirium was thiamine deficiency.

vitamin deficiency.

The aetiology is unknown but suggested causes are bacterial, viral or parasitic infection, vitamin deficiency or food toxins.

zinc deficiency.

Congenital malformations resulting from zinc deficiency in rats.