Global deficiencies in the distribution and use of ORS in recent years have impeded the ability of CHWs to initiate treatment (7 ).
In order to determine the effect of Pi deficiency on sulfate distribution in Arabidopsis, plants were grown in medium with high Pi (1 mM) for 7 days followed by growth in medium with low Pi (10 μM) for an additional 4 days.
Development of hypoxia in human solid tumors is due to rapid proliferation of tumor cells and the relative deficiency of blood distribution in the tumor mass [ 15, 20], resulting in low oxygen levels in tumor cells, so-called hypoxic cells, located at a distance from the blood vessels [ 20].
Moreover, as has been noted by many authors and consistent with a role for vitamin D deficiency in MS pathogenesis, world-wide distribution maps of reduced UVB availability are strikingly similar to world-wide distribution maps of MS prevalence [2], [47], [48], [50], [51].
In order to investigate the mechanisms of exogenous SA and SNP in alleviating chlorosis induced by Fe deficiency, Fe distributions in cell wall, soluble fraction and cell organelles were examined carefully.
Deficiencies in drinking water distribution systems can result in illness, even if the water meets health standards as it leaves a treatment facility.
Some of these factors are related to the health system directly, such as, inadequate coverage of populations in need of services, lack of political commitment and financial support, deficiencies in supply and distribution of the supplements at health centres and/or with community health workers, inadequate training of health workers, and the presentation and characteristics of the supplements.
While nearly half of patients with copper deficiency myelopathy exhibit MRI abnormalities, signal changes are often ill-defined in distribution.
Distribution of cobalt deficiency in grazing animals in relation to soils and forage plants of the United States.
Contrary to the usual distribution of growth deficiency in the general paediatric population according to WHO reports, wasting was the most prevalent type of malnutrition in our study, rather than underweight and stunting.
When taking into account the extraordinary regenerative capacity of liver parenchyma, and the near absence of such capacity in the brain, we see as yet no simple correlation between disease severity and the observed distribution of COX deficiency in the liver.
