Our 2002 study was prompted, in part, by clinical observations that certain As patients had more severe symptoms than would be expected given the levels of As in their drinking water, suggesting possible synergistic effects from other toxins, such as antimony (Sb), as well as deficient quantities of beneficial elements such as selenium (Se) and zinc (Zn).
Under pathologic conditions of the adrenal cortex in which the hormone aldosterone can be either secreted in excess or in deficient quantities.
Deficient quality and quantity of saliva have a detrimental consequence for dental and oral health.
Data available for training a neural network may be deficient not only in quantity of data but entire independent variables with their data may be missing such as is often the situation for software engineering data.
We demonstrate here in a larger case-control study that women with breast cancer are deficient both by presence and quantity of FMc in the peripheral blood compared to carefully matched controls.
Abnormal sleep that can be described in measures of deficient sleep quantity, structure (reflected by, for example, sleep cycle architecture) and/or sleep quality (assessed using, for example, spectral electroencephalogram power).
The maximum quantity of lysine, the most essential and deficient amino acid in humans and animals, was recorded in leaves of alfalfa (Table 4).
In DNA pooled from 2 respiratory-deficient neurons, the minimum number needed to extract a sufficient quantity of mtDNA for long-range PCR, there were multiple deletions of mtDNA (see Fig 4D).
Consistent with the growth on agar medium (Fig. 3A), the quantity of PCR product derived from the growth-deficient mutant (07T02d09) was significantly lower than the other tags which were all amplified to similar levels (Fig. 3B and C).
Interestingly, although the magnitude of the observed Tfh defect appeared similar between 12 and 20 days postinfection, the quantity of germinal center B cells dropped dramatically in STAT3 deficient mice during this same time frame (Figs. 1G H and 2B D).
