It is because it suffers from an insufficiency of ocean.
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Some looked at the president and saw distance, fecklessness, insufficiency.
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I suppose we all experience intellectual insufficiency from time to time.
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Or, perhaps, it is more accurate to say, an insufficiency of facts.
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I am more troubled by the insufficiency of this course of action.
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The CBP has issued about 3,0003 insufficiency notices since January, it said.
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President John F. Kennedy's family denied he had adrenal insufficiency (Addison's disease).
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These include renal insufficiency, cancer, leukaemia, skin diseases, and digestive and respiratory infections.
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He said Democrats will focus on communicating the insufficiency of the replacement plan.
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"The problem here is not going to be an insufficiency of targets," Rep.
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Over some euphoric woodwinds and pummelling drums, he fantasizes about the insufficiency of his fantasies.
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An alternative possibility is that obesity may represent an adaptive response to episodic food insufficiency.
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When ovaries stop functioning before the age of 40, the diagnosis is primary ovarian insufficiency.
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He had an extensive medical history that included diabetes, hypertension, chronic bronchitis and renal insufficiency.
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Summers certainly gets the insufficiency of demand issue, and correctly identifies the domestic causes of stagnation.
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From a political perspective the FOMB embodies the limitations and insufficiency of the current territorial model.
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The judge cited the "insufficiency of the evidence" and said that the damages awarded were excessive.
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This is due primarily to the economic exhaustion and political insufficiency of the present territorial model.
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GoFundMe has become an object lesson in the insufficiency of just getting the story out there.
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And, you know, part of it is that I call it income insufficiency rather than income inequality.
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But you have to confirm it with a lab test because what if they have adrenal insufficiency?
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I have also struggled with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), an eating disorder, peripheral neuropathy and adrenal insufficiency.
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Our anxiety around the question of "radicalization" is, in part, an anxiety around the insufficiency of our explanations.
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At the HLI launch party, a doctor told how his voyage discovered he had 'aortic insufficiency' and a cyst.
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While this sort of identity liberalism would not reject the accomplishments of the past, it requires admitting their insufficiency.
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The feminist theorist Donna Haraway, for example, has pointed out the insufficiency of scientific language for depicting the world.
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This isn't to suggest that poets don't agonize over the insufficiency of their creations in the face of their visions.
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The causes of primary ovarian insufficiency are diverse and include genetic reasons, infections, chemotherapy or radiation therapy, and autoimmune conditions.
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Acthar Gel is an off-patent drug developed in the 2202s, used for illnesses including adrenal insufficiency and immune disorders.
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We have today still some insufficiency of demand and monetary policy can make its own decisions without me commenting on it.
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My insufficiency caused this statistical deficit because obviously my Munch should get ALL the love and squinty eyes are totally adorable.
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Fetal death, placental insufficiency, fetal growth retardation, and injury to a fetus' central nervous system are all associated with the virus.
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STEVE SCHWARZMAN: What we have is less an issue of income inequality than income insufficiency for the bottom 50% of the society.
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The judge cited "insufficiency of the evidence as to the causation as to both defendants," Johnson & Johnson and its consumer products subsidiary.
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Research shows that about half the world suffers from vitamin D insufficiency, which can really take a toll on your overall health.
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Cardinal Health has acquired three medical supplies businesses — patient care, deep vein thrombosis and nutritional insufficiency — from Medtronic for $6.1 billion in cash.
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Mr Mueller sniffed at "the insufficiency of those responses," noting that Mr Trump claimed some form of memory failure more than 30 times.
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Sollpura failed to meet the main goals of the study in patients with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency due to cystic fibrosis, the company said.
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Pancreatic insufficiency happens when the pancreas doesn't produce enough enzymes to help you digest you food properly, according to The National Pancreas Foundation.
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He should have recognized the insufficiency of the circumstances of Flynn's interview, the weak predication, the lack of materiality of Flynn's false statements.
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Allergan's sale of Zenpep, for people with Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI), comes in conjunction with the ongoing regulatory approval process of AbbVie's (ABBV.
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Allergan's sale of Zenpep, for people with Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI), comes in conjunction with the ongoing regulatory approval process of AbbVie's (ABBV.
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I've been falsely diagnosed multiple times because of the insufficiency of care and knowledge when it comes to transgender medical and health care.
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After long exposure to the vapor, cases of pulmonary fibrosis, restrictive lung disease, and chronic respiratory insufficiency have been reported in the United States.
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Pancreatic insufficiency is treated with enzyme replacement therapy, vitamin supplements, and diets high in the nutrients the body typically needs more of, like the
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In addition, he examines the historical record and finds no evidence that Fed officials at the time were concerned about the insufficiency of collateral.
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That the loss of her voice should be seen as an insufficiency is only something that the monsters of her world have ingrained in her.
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They included calcification of the brain, placental insufficiency with low to no amniotic fluid, fetal growth restriction and central nervous system damage, including potential blindness.
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"I think we've got a problem in our society, and part of that is what I call income insufficiency, rather than income inequality," he added.
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Ryan â€" a man of peak physical condition but apparent mental insufficiency â€" bikes along the Tidal Basin where he zooms past the Thomas Jefferson Memorial.
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Erratic rainfall has brought into sharp focus the insufficiency of alternative water harvesting systems, and residents across Tamil Nadu accuse the state government of water mismanagement.
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Researchers saw acceleration of the patients' osteoarthritis progression, as well as other negative effects including subchondral insufficiency fracture, osteonecrosis and rapid joint destruction with bone loss.
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The drug, sollpura, was being tested on patients whose cystic fibrosis had led to exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI), an enzyme deficiency that leads to improper digestion.
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FDA medical officers understand how products are metabolized, which is important for patients with renal or hepatic insufficiency whose doses must be carefully calculated and controlled.
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No. It was a disaster of insufficiency that now I learn is what death does with you, if you watch it take out what it needs.
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The scientists concluded that Zika infection during pregnancy has "grave outcomes, including fetal death, placental insufficiency, fetal growth, restriction, and [central nervous system] involvement," the journal said.
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She imagined Marise unpacking them in some room of flowery frivolity she couldn't clearly visualize and feeling a pang for the insufficiency of her own maternal care.
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In addition to microcephaly, researchers reported finding other abnormalities linked with Zika including fetal deaths, placental insufficiency, fetal growth retardation and injury to the central nervous system.
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The firm also missed warning signs about the possible involvement of the Guptas, and only belatedly realized the insufficiency of its risk management for state-owned companies.
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By throwing themselves into a holiday of their choice, people can pull "themselves away from whatever problem, issue, strife, insufficiency was persistent in their life," she said.
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Rather than just "snapping," these are wrathful men who nurse grudges and who are plagued by a sense of insufficiency and of having been slighted and exploited.
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Dr. Zangrillo said a team of doctors at the San Raffaele clinic in Milan had run a battery of tests and diagnosed a severe case of aortic insufficiency.
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Wuhan authorities on Friday said a new, 1,000-bed hospital was being built for coronavirus patients to "address the insufficiency of existing medical resources," the Associated Press reported.
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Rather than implementing a wealth tax, the U.S. should be focusing its efforts on fixing "income insufficiency," said Stephen Schwarzman, the billionaire co-founder of investment powerhouse Blackstone.
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A new study published in the journal Arctic affirms these earlier conjectures, while adding a new and unexpected cause of death: tuberculosis resulting in adrenal insufficiency, or Addison's disease.
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A year later, Pearl, who had always struggled with poor health, was diagnosed with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, which means she lacks the digestive enzymes necessary to break down food.
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"There were serious concerns for a significant health risk due to his age, chronic renal insufficiency and progressive respiratory symptoms," said Dr. Darin Collins, the Woodland Park Zoo's director of animal health.
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"You're definitely seeing a parable about the insufficiency of things," said Jon Spaihts, who also penned the scripts to 2012's "Prometheus" and Marvel's "Doctor Strange" — one of the year's biggest hits.
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Whatever the merits of those leaks to the press, in and of themselves, that they occurred at all was due in no small part to the insufficiency of the internal whistleblower process.
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Her application for drugs to treat "adrenal insufficiency" — hydrocortisone and DHEA — was approved in 2013 by the tennis federation but revoked in 2014 by WADA, which believed DHEA would enhance her performance.
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Neilsen, who is a familiar archetype: the sensible, somewhat stoic black lady who seems to understand misfortune before it arrives, and is hurt but in no way surprised by her lover's insufficiency.
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As such, Pizarnik ultimately demonstrates the dubious virtue of extremity without excess, sending us transcriptions of onslaught, pressure, and the ultimate insufficiency of her life and language to reveal their debasement and abjectness.
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Ovarian function in this situation can also be sporadic (meaning the ovaries "wake up" intermittently and may ovulate) and between 5 to 10 percent of women with primary ovarian insufficiency will get pregnant.
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Some common causes are: Pregnancy Weight loss Weight gain Stress Medical conditions, such as hypothyroidism Primary ovarian insufficiency If your periods stop for three months or longer you should check in with your doctor.
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MILAN — Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister of Italy, is suffering from a severe case of aortic insufficiency and will undergo heart surgery to replace a heart valve next week, his doctor said on Thursday.
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"Basic research and clinical trials suggest that low-energy shock wave therapy can improve penile blood circulation and thus may be helpful in men with erectile dysfunction secondary to penile vascular insufficiency," Lue said by email.
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"The take home message is that simple interventions such as exercise, vision checks and vitamin D supplementation (for those with vitamin D insufficiency) can not only prevent falls, but also fall injuries," Lord said by email.
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But if there's a meaningful signal in this noise—and you can almost hear it, something about the pettiness of power and the insufficiency of politesse in answering older, ruder imperatives—it is buried pretty deep.
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Allergan's sale of Zenpep, for people with Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI), comes in conjunction with the ongoing regulatory approval process of AbbVie's $63 billion takeover of the Irish-domiciled drugmaker, AbbVie said in a separate statement.
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According to the US Preventive Services Task Force — whose recommendations set the tone for medical practice in this country — this uncertainty led to a lot of inconsistency around how vitamin D insufficiency was defined in studies.
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"There could be hormonal imbalance, digestive insufficiency, gut flora imbalance, immunity issue, elimination issue, stress involvement...the list goes on," Turley said of the variables she looks for when putting together a treatment plan for her clients.
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Pressley presented 2018 as an urgent tableau, drawing for voters a stark contrast between the insufficiency of a progressive voting record and her own personal biography in an era where progressives are demanding an end to inequality.
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The 12-year-old is healthy but on special diet food for renal insufficiency (which is not unusual for an older cat), and spent some time in foster care recovering when fluid was discovered on his lungs.
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The company has a test for chronic kidney disease in the works through a collaboration with Kaiser Permanent and the Chronic Renal Insufficiency Cohort Study to improve screening for and monitoring of chronic kidney disease at home.
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"These findings reveal that not only the multinationals like Amazon abuse the legal insufficiency of the international tax system, but that some states actively help them to do so," former PricewaterhouseCooper auditor Antoine Deltour told the Guardian.
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"A number of things probably combined to lead to the insufficiency of US government notification," Art Manion, a senior vulnerability analyst at the CERT Coordination Center at Carnegie Mellon, which works on coordinating disclosures worldwide, told the committee.
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But an outbreak of the virus in Brazil has raised some concerns among the health officials who suspect the virus might cause stillbirths, placental insufficiency, and microcephaly — a birth defect that can affect the brain size of newborns.
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But even if the judge denies Monsanto's request to drop the $250 million punishment, "the Court would grant a new trial on the grounds of insufficiency of the evidence to justify the award for punitive damages," Bolanos wrote.
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The judge said there was an "insufficiency of the evidence as to the causation as to both defendants" and ruled that there was error in law occurring at trial and misconduct of the jury, which led to excessive damages.
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Shares of Cardinal Health were down sharply in premarket trading after the drug and medical products distributor said that it would acquire the patient care, deep vein thrombosis and nutritional insufficiency businesses of Medtronic for $6.1 billion in cash.
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Referring to the outlines of Biden's policy, Varshini Prakash, the director of the Sunrise Movement, which has been pushing candidates to endorse the Green New Deal, said: We are ready and willing to call out the insufficiency of policies like that.
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Most likely, it'll show up on tests as adrenal insufficiency, or an endocrine or hormonal disorder that occurs when the adrenal glands do not produce enough of certain hormones, according to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.
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"Unfortunately, she was never able to stand, apparently due to cardiac insufficiency in her hind end, and her owner, in consultation with the vet, made the difficult but humane decision to put her to sleep," Hansen said in the statement.
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There are multiple anovulation triggers, including polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a condition that wreaks havoc with estrogen and progesterone levels; obesity; primary ovarian insufficiency (POI), typically caused by chromosomal defects or genetic mutations; thyroid dysfunction; hyperprolactinemia, a hormonal condition; and excessive exercise.
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And while Viagra is covered by insurance, Dr. Naliboff says that most insurance companies do not cover extended cycle birth control to this day, even in cases where patients are on the pill for medical issues like primary ovarian insufficiency or endometriosis.
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In the German Shepherd Dog, breed specific disorders include allergies (as a predisposing factor for ear infections/otitis externa), hip and elbow radiographs versus osteoarthritis from dysplasia, gastrointestinal issues that can cause diarrhea (including pancreatic insufficiency and food allergy), and having an even temperament.
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By examining 2150 variants in 2000 genes, the test can help identify a variety of fertility disorders, including polycystic ovarian syndrome, endometriosis, recurrent pregnancy loss, and primary ovarian insufficiency—a rare condition that occurs in approximately 22016 percent of women and causes premature menopause.
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In a study of 54 women between the ages of 18 and 65 years, we found that 24 had secondary heart insufficiency leading to excessive fluid pooling in the legs, and for these women, this type of soleus muscle stimulation was found to reverse fluid pooling.
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"Even if malaria is eventually implicated in demographic changes in Rome at the end of the Empire, it is important to investigate the other health burdens that people suffered from -- including lead poisoning, parasitic infection, venereal diseases and dietary insufficiency -- by studying both ancient skeletons and DNA," Killgrove said.
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The results confirmed what her doctors had suspected: She had genetic markers associated with endometriosis and primary ovarian insufficiency, as well as alterations in key genes that make it harder for her body to regulate inflammation, which affects whether an embryo will implant correctly in the uterine lining.
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The insufficiency of American schools has been a political target at least since the Soviet Union launched the Sputnik satellite in 1957, leading Life magazine to bemoan that "the schools are in terrible shape" in the US. Trump isn't different because he's critical — he's different due to what he says next.
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Trump's defense team's strategy is attempting to capitalize on a kind of Catch 22 approach that requires the Democratic House impeachment managers to prove their case using evidence that the administration has refused to provide, all while Republican overseers in the Senate attribute the insufficiency to the incompetence of the House.
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The list of "grave outcomes" found in the study of pregnant women in Rio de Janeiro, published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Friday, included fetal death, calcification of the brain, placental insufficiency with low to no amniotic fluid, fetal growth restriction and central nervous system damage, including potential blindness.
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Much of the decade we have just endured has shown how the Democratic addiction to dispensing benefits through the tax code in complicated, indirect ways—combined with the usual insufficiency of these benefits—was nearly perfectly designed to foment mass resentment of others, imagined or not, who might secretly be getting the Good Benefits.
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To make matters more obscure, Area X is filtered through the eyes of someone slowly being contaminated by Area X. In her expedition journal, the Biologist claws at the insufficiency of language to describe Area X. Through this unreliable narrator, VanderMeer plays games of perspective and weirdness that, I assumed while reading, would never be possible in a movie.
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If a woman under the age of 40 has symptoms of menopause (for example, hot flashes or vaginal dryness) or has an irregular period or misses more than three periods while not taking hormonal birth control (a very common reason for period shenanigans), then testing for primary ovarian insufficiency is recommended (assuming pregnancy has been excluded as a cause).
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"Despite University of California medical facilities being generally better prepared and equipped to treat challenging medical cases, the recent UC Davis Medical Center COVID-19 case highlights the vulnerability of the nation's hospitals to this virus and the insufficiency of current Centers for Disease Control guidelines," the National Nurses United said in a news release Friday.
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Because of an email mixup, an earlier version of this column misattributed a series of comments about the insufficiency of the case for impeaching President Trump; they were made by Robert Stein, a political scientist at Rice University, not Rob Stein, one of the founders of the Democracy Alliance, which coordinates major donor contributions to liberal organizations.
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In an email to another staffer, he noted that Summers's idea may be the "worst advice ever": Clinton steered clear of attacking Sanders as insufficiency pro-bank, and when she did bring up their difference on TARP she did so by talking about the auto bailout funds that were tied up with TARP legislation — portraying herself as a champion of autoworkers rather than bankers.
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New Clues Emerge About Doomed Expedition Through the Northwest PassageIn 1845, Sir John Franklin led two British Royal Navy ships on an ill-fated expedition through the…Read more ReadPrevious analyses of the bone, hair, and soft tissue from the recovered bodies, along with oral accounts from indigenous peoples, suggested the crewmen died from an assortment of causes, such as lead poisoning, exposure, starvation, scurvy, botulism, tuberculosis, and Addison's disease (a form of adrenal insufficiency brought on by tuberculosis).
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There was something both haunting and haunted about all of it, and what came after—spindly Dee Gordon hitting a home run in Fernandez's jersey and circling the bases in tears before being embraced by a swarm of teammates also in Fernandez's jersey, beefy Justin Bour bellyflopping into third in Fernandez's jersey, the ball circling the infield after strikeouts from one Fernandez to another—seemed simultaneously loaded with significance and insignificant to the point of insufficiency.
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No, more likely, I thought, entering the water and feeling the warm salt liquid envelop me, cooling nothing but seeming to focus the sun's rays more penetratingly on my skin and eyes and lips, more likely the woman enjoyed the idea of herself as someone who chooses an unusual partner; or—for that was only one possibility—she understood that we are all incomplete versions of an unafraid self trying to be born, and that our apparent wholeness only blinds us to this more substantial insufficiency.
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