As with selenium, there is a lack of published information on choline status in dogs and, in particular, methods of determining deficiency.
An extensive review of the merits and deficiencies of published protocols is beyond the intent of this statement, and readers are referred to several available reports and reviews (96– 101).
An extensive review of the merits and deficiencies of published protocols is beyond the intent of this statement, and the reader is referred to several available reports and reviews (364– 364).
However, a review of published studies indicates that there are deficiencies and considerable heterogeneity in both design and data interpretation of sublingual immunotherapy studies.
(Updike, who threw away at least two manuscripts before publishing The Poorhouse Fair, generously though perhaps disingenuously suggested that Kermode's "inability to write a novel" should be ascribed to "a deficiency of presumption … rather than of any other qualities").
A deficiency of vitamin D is incredibly common, says James Cannell, MD, president of the Vitamin D Council (www.vitaminDcouncil.com) and co-author of the paper "Epidemic Influenza and Vitamin D," published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Health.
An uptake of serotonin to replace a deficiency of belief?
America has a deficiency of demand.
This research, published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, discovered that daily oral doses of 647 to 1,032 micrograms (mcg) of vitamin B12 given to elderly individuals for 16 weeks was sufficient to correct a deficiency of this nutrient.
A deficiency of Atg5 should inhibit the lipidation process.
Again, this is a deficiency of the application.
