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His medical history indicated 1) a lung transplant in November 2004 for emphysema linked to an alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency, 2) chronic respiratory insufficiency, and 3) hypertension.

Third, the NSAF items used to assess food insufficiency measured food insufficiency at the household level, and was not linked to an individual child.

Summarizing our results, we have found evidence that camptocormia in PD is linked to a myopathy characterized by a typical lesion pattern that leads to a muscular insufficiency.

Naïve RA T cells were found to be apoptosis susceptible, a defect mechanistically linked to insufficiency of the enzyme telomerase (Fujii et al, 2009).

The effort to rehabilitate corn ethanol is linked to the perceived insufficiency of federal mandates — known as the Renewable Fuel Standard — requiring an escalating quantity of ethanol from corn and cellulosic sources to be blended with gasoline annually until 2022.

Studies of global disease burden for 2010 found that a primary risk factor for death in early infancy was bacterial infection linked to zinc insufficiency (Chaffee and King 2012; Lim et al. 2012; Mori et al. 2012).

Oral iron chelation therapy is expensive and is linked to renal insufficiency.

Such evidence has been described as suffering from an insufficiency linked to the narrowness of its aims versus the breadth of clinical judgement required for 'point of care' complexities [ 3, 8].

A number of the highly interconnected genes in these gene networks have previously been linked to primary ovarian insufficiency (POI) and polycystic ovarian disease syndrome (PCOS).

This might lead to an insufficiency of BRCA1 function in cancer cells.

Outside its natural habitat, although its performance is very impressive in many countries, teak planting programmes are still limited, due mostly to an insufficiency of seed.