Examples of using Undersupply in English and their translations into German
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How does a biofactor undersupply occur?
Possible undersupply or oversupply with vitamins and minerals.
No unwanted pressure drop due to undersupply.
Both over- and undersupply of these elements can be harmful.
Consumption is due to nutritional reasons, also bspw. an undersupply.
Compensation of dysbalances and undersupply, prevention of deficiencies.
This undersupply of oxygen means that the body has to generate energy by different ways and means, e. g.
This includes oversupply in metropolitan areas and undersupply in rural areas.
If there is an undersupply for a specific nutrient, then it could be deemed to be a desirable component.
A non-balanced, one-sided diet can result in an undersupply of nutrients to the hair.
Medical undersupply all over Greece To begin with, Karadimos Ioannis described the situation in Greece.
Unfortunately, this supply is frequently insufficient and an undersupply can quickly lead to deficiency.
A vitamin D undersupply can affect the absorption of magnesium and calcium since they are mediated by vitamin D.
It also contributes to strengthening of the immune system and preventing an undersupply of vitamin C.
The donor suffers from an undersupply of blood which may result in death if the TTTS is untreated.
In addition, the subsistence economy provides slum dwellers with only few opportunities,resulting in poverty and undersupply.
Undersupply, malfunctions and system defects can be identified sooner rather than later, even if the building occupancy changes.
This includes, for example, the recording of factors for undersupply, breaks in the treatment chain as well as the detection of quality problems.
An undersupply of magnesium is particularly critical for grazing animals, as it can trigger the life-threatening metabolic disorder grass tetany.
Immediate administration of glucose also in cases of suspected hypoglycaemia, since undersupply of the brain with glucose may result in permanent damage.
Which impact does the material undersupply have on the development perspectives of children and adults und which significance has the demographic change for these households?
Assessments are made of the risks arising from over or undersupply with nutrients like vitamins and minerals.
Austria pointed out that undersupply of protein feed and the high demand for imports were long-standing issues in the EU where the rate of self-sufficiency amounted only to about 33.
Indeed's report attributes this mismatch to several factors, including lack of qualified applicants;overabundance of some positions and undersupply of others; and uneven employer demand for certain talents, especially technology-related ones.
The risk groups for an undersupply include people who(can) hardly ever get out of doors or who- often for cultural or religious reasons- only go outdoors with their body completely covered.
Our duty to inspect is confined to defects that came to light in external appraisal during our goods receipt inspection including the delivery notes, as well as during our quality control using random sampling e.g. damage suffered in transit,misdelivery and undersupply.
Furthermore, various illnesses, which lead to an undersupply of bone structure materials or malnourishment or also have a direct bone damaging effect, can promote osteoporosis.
As set out above, NPBs' fundamental economic rationale should lie in their ability to provide financing inareas where market failures lead to an undersupply of finance by private operators, or where the private market would not intervene at all.
Suckling babies are also a risk group for vitamin D undersupply because the vitamin D content of breast milk is very low on the one hand and babies should fundamentally not be exposed to direct sunlight on the other, because the protection mechanism in their skin still has to develop.
EU state aid rules allow Member States to grant aid to National Promotional Banks, such as the MDB, if they provide financing inareas where market failures lead to an undersupply of finance by private operators, or where the private market would not provide such financing on its own.