Příklady undernourished

• These crops have long served as the principal source of food and nutrition for many of the world's poorest and undernourished households.

• Only three per cent were classed as undernourished although there were slightly more who had specific dietary defects but whose nutrition otherwise was good.

• Supplementation in undernourished patients appeared to improve nutritional indices and some aspects of morbidity.

• The population pressure which underlay these trends also made the outcome of each harvest more crucial, and periodic epidemics hit the undernourished population hard.

• The study was an all-or-nothing approach and the enriched food was not limited to those residents who were undernourished.

• Influence of postpartum weight and body condition change on duration of anestrus by undernourished suckled beef heifers.

• The point is that the undernourished are at a severe disadvantage in their ability to obtain food.

• Many studies appear to have been carried out in patients, only some of whom are undernourished, which makes the application of their findings difficult.

• Blame could be deflected away from the destructor, and combustible material could be obtained to feed its undernourished fires.

• Physical examination revealed an undernourished child.

• It is possible that the loss of villus structure and associated loss of brush-border enzymes may severely restrict digestion and absorption of food material in these undernourished hosts.

• Mortality and morbidity rates have been shown to be higher in older rehabilitation patients who were undernourished compared with those who were adequately nourished.

• We said we must solve the problem and, then, in 1996, we identified 800 million people undernourished.

• There are more than 800 million chronically undernourished people.

• It must be admitted that there are hundreds of thousands of our elderly fellow citizens who today are undernourished.