dwarfism造句

The first was a boy aged 4 years 10 months with tetany and dwarfism.

Not knowing a lot about dwarfism, my mom's main concern was my health.

Such as, dwarfism patient's growth hormone of hypophysis secretion is obvious insufficient;

The siblings, who have primordial dwarfism, live with their parents in Sandoval and study at Kaskaskia College.

I don't mind talking about dwarfism because that makes people see I'm a person just like them.

The most visible and severe effects —disabling goiters, cretinism and dwarfism —affect a tiny minority, usually in mountain villages.

The success of the development of semi-dwarfism was one of the most significant achievements in rice breeding since 1960s.

The researchers said previous studies had linked older fathers to an increased risk of health problems in their children, including schizophrenia, autism, dyslexia, epilepsy and dwarfism.

If it turns out that he has dwarfism, who better to teach him to be tough than someone who has been through it herself?

But other than rare mutations that result in dwarfism or gigantism, scientists have had little success identifying genes that govern stature.

Excessive production causes gigantism, acromegaly, or other malformations; deficient production results in dwarfism, dramatically relieved if GH is given before puberty.

I was told the physical signs of dwarfism would be hard to detect at five months old, and I may have to wait until he was two to be sure.

In remote villages of Ecuador, scientists have found a population that may hold clues to fighting diabetes and cancer - people with a type of dwarfism who almost never get those diseases.