Comparison with acetylglutamate kinase reveals that the substrates bind within each subunit at equivalent, adequately adapted sites.
Classic late metabolic acidosis of prematurity and inability to adequately excrete acidic equivalents is uncommon with contemporary neonatal care; however, mild metabolic acidosis, i.e., base excess less than minus 4 or bicarbonate less than 18 mmol/l, remains a concern in up to 30% of neonates with tubulopathy of prematurity and with use of human milk fortifiers (HMF) [59].
Healthful Drinking The expert panel that prepared the report found that women who appeared to be adequately hydrated consumed the equivalent of about 91 ounces of fluids each day, and men about 125 ounces.
Since the coupling of horizontal and rocking motions is adequately considered, the optimal equivalent model is found to have more accurate results than most existing models.
As such those samples collected from the endoscope channel or surface after ECR cleaning in the current study that had organic and bioburden levels lower than the stated benchmarks were considered to have been adequately cleaned (i.e. equivalent to routine manual cleaning).
Take it from me, though, you're never going to be able to adequately take advantage of that 436mm equivalent lens.
Schwarz et al. [ 220] have shown that the SP2, when optimized for large particle detection, can adequately measure rBC up to volume equivalent diameters of 2 μm.
Thus, we could not test adequately the hypothesis that influenza prevalence was equivalent between songbirds and other birds.
Dr. March and other experts said the committee that reviewed the studies for the British Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, the British equivalent of the F.D.A., failed to adequately take into account the complexity of the data and the difficulty of comparing studies done with varying methodologies and with subjects who suffered from different degrees of illness.
He added that "roughly 5,000 people were forced out" of their homes to create room for Olympic facilities but that "thanks to the corruption and incompetence of authorities," those people have not been "adequately compensated for their property or been given equivalent housing elsewhere, as they were promised".
However, it is unknown whether 5-HT3 receptor antagonist and an increased dose of dexamethasone equivalent to that used for HEC adequately prevent CINV or whether additional treatment with aprepitant prevents CINV more effectively in these selected patients.
