Jiranek et al. [ 9] observed a macrophage and giant cell inflammatory reaction to particles of polymethylmethacrylate debris in mice with various levels of immune deficiencies, documenting that lymphocytes may not be necessary in a pure, nonspecific particle reaction.
Dear Editor, Iron deficiency, documented by World Health Organization (WHO), is the most common nutritional deficiency, and accounts for ~50% of anemia globally.
Although secondary protein deficiency documented by immunohistochemistry in muscles of LGMD patients is not unusual and may be misleading in the further diagnostic process [12], the finding of caveolin-3 deficiency is surprising, as has been demonstrated by a study suggesting that caveolin-3 protein deficiency is a highly sensitive and specific marker of primary caveolinopathy [4].
Technical deficiencies are documented and recommendations for improvements and future research in order to obtain wider end-user acceptance are made.
Absolute iron deficiency was documented in 14.4% and functional iron deficiency in 28.2% of anemic patients, with a female preponderance (absolute iron deficiency 11.5% in males versus 17.3% in females, P=0.005; functional iron deficiency 24.2% in males versus 32.2% in females, P=0.003).
7 8 9 Our study extends current knowledge by showing a lack of benefit among a population where severe vitamin D deficiency was documented as highly prevalent and where supplements resulted in higher vitamin D status.
Vitamin D deficiency is documented as a common health problem in the world.
The filing doesn't say where the percentage cited by the background screeners comes from, a deficiency first documented by Larsen, the law professor at the College of William & Mary, in her study of the high court's use of amicus briefs.
The deficiency was documented in mouse ES cells, mouse neural progenitors, and human CD34+ haematopoietic progenitors.
Iron deficiency was documented in two patients (one untreated patient and one patient with augmentation).
