More research is also needed to improve the nutritional quality of staple foods by fortifying them with iron, vitamin A, and zinc to help solve widespread micronutrient deficiencies.

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NEW YORK The euro suffers from structural deficiencies.

To be sure, economic deficiencies still abound in Mexico.

Sugary drinks have no nutritional value and contribute significantly to weight gain.

Many millions more suffer from silent hunger malnutrition and micronutrient deficiencies.

But it will do so only if serious institutional deficiencies are eliminated.

But it will do so only if serious institutional deficiencies are eliminated.

At some stage, the central government will have to address the sector s deficiencies.

To grasp the conventional view's deficiencies, begin with the problem of technology adoption.

The result is cutting corners, deficiencies in care, and poorer outcomes for patients.

A lot of deficiencies on the Polish and Russian sides were pointed out.

Overall, we can typically best help through direct interventions, including micronutrient supplements, fortification, biofortification, and nutritional promotion.

Such is the complexity of nutrigenomics that it is no longer possible for nutritional researchers to work alone.

Strange mashups were tried as caloric and nutritional fulfillment took precedent over taste or even common kitchen sense.

Humans have added essential vitamins or minerals to their foods since time immemorial indeed, since the beginning of the twentieth century, food fortification has been a major government policy in developed countries to reduce nutritional deficiencies and improve public health. All scientific studies of such interventions prove that fortification of basic foodstuffs works.

That is not what happened, because the euro had other deficiencies of which its architects were unaware.

And you can actually get optimal nutritional yield by running a kind of high quality liquid soil over plants' root systems.

While these deficiencies may not be prompting clinically adverse effects, they may be sufficient to impair fetal neurodevelopment.

The court ruled that a series of social programs should be expanded, in order to provide a basic nutritional floor for all.

Alas, Keynes stressed these same deficiencies long ago, so we should not expect any miraculous changes in behavior now.

But, in addition to the financial cost, there would be huge administrative challenges, along with corruption and institutional deficiencies.

That s a good thing. Because the whole idea of SUSTAIN was to make the sweet potato both a nutritional savior and an incentive.

Good leaders construct teams that combine these functions, making sure to hire subordinates who can compensate for the leader s managerial deficiencies.

And Putin has to resort to ever more belligerent nationalism to cover up the social and economic deficiencies of his rule.

The key to ending the European crisis is a stimulus plan that addresses deficiencies on both the supply and demand sides.

We turned to cultivating mushrooms because they're a food that has high nutritional value, similar to meat, and can be grown inside houses and basements.

The task...was to create a new...conservative... Republican majority so political effectiveness was the priority, not the accounting deficiencies of government...

But these deficiencies should not be enough to neutralize Mexico s powerful geographic advantages and the potent benefits of neo liberal policies, should they?

What is now needed is a more modest debate about how to reconcile the deficiencies of the market with the demands of solidarity.

You will not be able to restore tomorrow deficiencies of some or other substances for development of the brain, vision, bones, she says.

One study found, for example, that adding moringa to porridge may help malnourished children gain weight and recover from nutrient deficiencies more quickly.

Given the lack of understanding of risk by investors, and deficiencies in corporate governance, bankers had an incentive not to design good incentive structures.

In the wider European Union, countries like the United Kingdom or Hungary are as much afflicted by structural deficiencies as some peripheral eurozone countries are.

When we saw that, we asked Could the impairment in visual integration be the manifestation of something underneath, of dynamic information processing deficiencies in autism?

105. The initial results of the efforts of PNC confirm, moreover despite sometimes dramatic material deficiencies that it can efficiently tackle the fight against crime.

And despite the optimistic view that Curtis and Fahey offer, encouraging people to sell a crop for export rather than benefiting from its nutritional value themselves still raises questions.

But efforts to overcome at least four high unemployment, an aging workforce, climate change, and infrastructure deficiencies would benefit significantly from policies promoting long term investments.

More than one billion people in the world today do not have enough food to meet their basic daily nutritional needs, and the situation in developing countries is getting worse.

A sign is situated beside each dish with its name in three languages English, French, and Portuguese and it also shows the nutritional value of the item and the presence of allergens.

To grasp the conventional view's deficiencies, begin with the problem of technology adoption. Learning what a country is (or can be) good at producing is a key challenge.