Sentences with phrase «clinical signs of deficiency»

This level of intake is set to prevent clinical signs of deficiency, allow normal growth, but does not allow for prolonged periods of infections or other stresses.

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Clinical signs of vitamin B12 deficiency can take a long time to appear.

Even in patients with clinical pernicious anemia, up to 28 % do not have anemia and up to 33 % have normal red blood cell volume yet neurological signs of deficiency may occur in patients who do not show anemia.

Clinical signs of vitamin B12 deficiency can be seen in persons with vitamin B12 concentrations within the reference range (> 156 pmol / L) and metabolically manifest (functional) vitamin B12 deficiency.»

If circadian rhythm disruption is more sensitive to deficiency than night blindness, then it may occur in the absence of other clinical signs, at serum retinol concentrations within the reference range, and at vitamin A intakes above the RDA.

Clinical signs of taurine deficiency are slow to develop.

Clinical signs of magnesium deficiency in puppies are depression, lethargy, and muscle weakness.

Unlike PFK deficiency, this disease progresses rapidly, and death or euthanasia usually occurs within a few weeks from the onset of clinical signs.

It is common for B12 deficiency to be mistaken for another disease because of the varied clinical signs.

However, the degree of TSH deficiency in these dogs is variable, and clinical signs are usually caused primarily by deficiency of growth hormone (rather than thyroid hormone).

In dogs with congenital hypopituitarism (pituitary dwarfism, see Juvenile - onset Panhypopituitarism), there may be variable degrees of thyroidal, adrenocortical, and gonadal deficiency, but clinical signs are primarily related to growth hormone deficiency.

Thirty - seven percent of the dogs that were tested because they had suspicious clinical signs (as noted by the owner or referring veterinarian) were, in fact, affected with PFK deficiency.