ライフサイエンスコーパス: undernourished

1 (MUST) of the patients were defined as being undernourished.

2 One out of 7 patients was scored as undernourished.

3 5% CI: 40%, 66%) of the survivors considered undernourished.

4 untries to women and children, who often are undernourished.

5 weight (31.5%) were most common, followed by undernourished (25.8%), and then double burden-affected

6 At evaluation, 8% were undernourished, 41% had received antireflux surgery, and

7 r birth-outcome benefits for infants born to undernourished and anaemic pregnant women.

8 reduce early infant mortality, especially in undernourished and anaemic women.

9 nds in these children when they were acutely undernourished and infected.

10 world, large sectors of society often remain undernourished and show suboptimal immune responses, but

11 tional weight may be most pronounced in more undernourished and vulnerable women.

12 Muscle GLUT4 expression was decreased in undernourished, and further decreased in hypoxic, offspr

13 The energy intake of undernourished animals transferred to cafeteria formula

14 uals from developing countries who have been undernourished as children.

15 a high-quality trial, few participants were undernourished at baseline.

16 ds ratio, 0.66 [CI, 0.49 to 0.90]) for those undernourished at baseline.

17 Only 314 (8%) patients were judged to be undernourished at baseline.

18 for predicting short-term growth outcomes in undernourished children and for identifying children des

19 erated catch-up growth was observed in those undernourished children displaying a more robust metabol

20 Undernourished children exhibit impaired development of

21 es can be brought to bear on the problems of undernourished children in the developing world.

22 80% of the world's undernourished children live in just 20 countries.

23 rinary metabolic phenotypes of nourished and undernourished children participating in a case-control

24 , a metabolic adaptation was observed in the undernourished children to reduce energy expenditure, re

25 e to the effects of microbiota immaturity in undernourished children.

26 ed some cognitive functions, particularly in undernourished children.

27 ad libitum (CC, n = 22; UC, n = 19) or were undernourished (CU, n = 17; UU, n = 22) such that body w

28 lostridium symbiosum, to the microbiota from undernourished donors also ameliorated growth and metabo

29 em to reduce mortality and complications for undernourished elderly patients in the hospital.

30 Neonatally undernourished females display attenuated postnatal grow

31 was more prevalent in the Terai region, the undernourished, females and in those with co-morbid syst

32 ence of chronic kidney disease in prenatally undernourished individuals especially when coupled with

33 diet revealed that immature microbiota from undernourished infants and children transmit impaired gr

34 Undernourished late gestation fetuses display asymmetric

35 crobiota from 6- and 18-month-old healthy or undernourished Malawian donors into young germ-free mice

36 placental and fetal weights were reduced in undernourished mice (91% and 87% of control, respectivel

37 Infants whose mothers were undernourished (mid upper arm circumference <23.5 cm) or

38 ions earlier in life, before children become undernourished, might be more effective for reduction of

39 rates of undernutrition are failing to reach undernourished mothers and children with effective inter

40 h supports the use of protein supplements in undernourished older people.

41 Households were then classified as undernourished, overweight, or affected by the double bu

42 Hospital stay was 1.4 d longer among undernourished patients than among those who were well n

43 Because many of the poor and undernourished people are smallholder farmers, diversify

44 t tendencies may result in a 50% increase in undernourished people by 2030.

45 there still will be a significant number of undernourished people in 2025.

46 Since 1980, the number of undernourished people in eastern and southern Africa has

47 ral capacity trends by modeling "millions of undernourished people" as a function of rainfall, popula

48 acid increased 166% (P < 0.005) per gram of undernourished placenta, relative to controls.

49 In a chronically undernourished population, maternal repletion with vitam

50 Poor and undernourished populations are particularly reliant on i

51 In undernourished populations, the application of the WHO (

52 BW) is an important public health problem in undernourished populations.

53 s reduced in offspring from both hypoxic and undernourished pregnancies.

54 oxic, relative to offspring from normoxic or undernourished, pregnancies.

55 ial translocation only in lactose-challenged undernourished rats (p = 0.03) compared with the untreat

56 White adipose tissues of undernourished rats transferred to the high-lipid regime

57 Another group of undernourished rats were rehabilitated with chow.

58 reases in both fat and lean body mass in the undernourished rats when compared with controls, enablin

59 In undernourished rats, zinc improved weight gain following

60 -1.00, p=0.045), with significant effects in undernourished (RR 0.85, 0.73-0.98, p=0.022) or anaemic

61 Patients who had an undernourished screening score had a higher LOS than did

62 The undernourished state of AN may amplify the tendency to f

63 Rats were undernourished using a northeastern Brazil regional diet

64 dolescents who were prenatally and currently undernourished was 0.32, compared with probabilities of

65 ht, intestinal inflammation, and diarrhea in undernourished weanling rats.

66 highest percentage of the screening score of undernourished were geriatrics (38%), oncology (33%), ga

67 Globally, more than 800 million people are undernourished while >2 billion people have one or more

68 rmine the prevalence of the screening score "undernourished" with the use of the Short Nutritional As