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Meanings of deficiency in English

Russian
дефицит
Portuguese
escassez
Catalan
mancança
Spanish
carencia

Lack or shortage of an entity; a less than normal or necessary amount.

дефицит
Usage of deficiency in English
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Patients: Case reports-twopatients with thrombosis and family history of AT-IIIdeficiency.
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Protein deficiency can very easily become a problem if you're not careful.
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Recent research revealed altered mineral distribution within sheep femora following estrogen deficiency.
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Healthcare providers may use the comparative data to identify areas of deficiency.
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Thus CXCR4-using virus may emerge as a possible consequence of immune deficiency.
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Interpretation: Vitamin A deficiency remains prevalent in south Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
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Conclusions: Our data indicate a choline deficiency in the early postresucitation phase.
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The officers are already there; in that respect there is no deficiency.
The Great Speeches and Orations of Daniel Webster / With an Essa...
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EWS deficiency leads to impaired development and early senescence through unknown mechanisms.
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Background: Iron deficiency is now accepted as an independent entity beyond anemia.
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Vitamin D deficiency is now a recognised problem affecting multiple physiological functions.
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Then there were the children with clear iron deficiency, but not anemia.
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Conclusions: Diet-induced obesity leads to l-arginine deficiency and eNOS uncoupling in PVAT.
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Analyses have been complicated by varied methods used to diagnose G6PD deficiency.
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The effect of G6PD deficiency on risk of pneumococcal disease is undefined.
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In general, allelic heterogeneity is observed in LPL deficiency in different populations.
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Deficiency through the time
Deficiency across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
Ireland
Less common