Sentences with phrase «of oxygen shortage»

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A shortage of oxygen can have devastating effects on your baby's growth and development.

He started by reviewing the literature, discovering that the classic explanation — delusion — had been recently upgraded to a hallucination provoked by a number of different factors, including fear, drugs, and a shortage of oxygen to the brain.

«Anemia occurs when there is a shortage of red blood cells, which causes reduced oxygen flow to vital organs throughout the body.

Even though they endure starvation, oxygen shortages, and pummeling from the immune system, they continue to divide out of control.

Brain cells that suffer from oxygen shortage, run the risk of swelling: they take up fluid that normally is in between the cells.

Blood clots lead to both destruction of the healthy and tumor tissue and hypoxia, a shortage of oxygen that drives more aggressiveness in the tumor.

The resulting ischemia (restriction in blood supply) and ensuing oxygen shortage, if left untreated for a sufficient period of time, can cause damage or death (infarction) of heart muscle tissue (myocardium).

Anoxia is a condition where there is a shortage of oxygen supply to an organ (or muscle) even though there's adequate blood flow.

One much feared consequence of NAC is that it forms a red blood cell derived molecule called nitrosothiol which tricks your body into identifying an oxygen shortage.

There is no shortage of magazines available with this code, you can get Esquire, Men's Fitness, PC Gamer, Cosmo, Oxygen, and many more.

A bluish tongue color in dogs can indicate a condition called cyanosis — which essentially means there is a shortage of oxygen in the blood.

On the Moon there is no shortage of Oxygen - 40 % of the mass of the Moon surface is oOxygen - 40 % of the mass of the Moon surface is oxygenoxygen.

Cerebral palsy is a condition which is caused by oxygen deprivation or a shortage of oxygen supply to the brain during birth.