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These studies indicate that local anti-inflammatory effects of Ccr2 and Ndst1 deficiency inherent in the donor transplant, carried over to the recipient mouse and have predominant effects on plaque growth in the mouse aortic allograft transplant model.

It is well established that many people worldwide have inadequate levels of 25(OH D, particularly patients with SLE who often have additional risk factors for deficiency inherent to their disease.

In fact, this model is a combination of other structural models designed to eliminate the deficiencies inherent in individual approaches.

First, to overcome deficiencies inherent with information asymmetry in environmental impact assessment (EIA), social impact assessments must be strengthened.

The nonlinear damage accumulation rule proposed in this paper improves the deficiencies inherent in the linear damage accumulation rule and still maintains its simplicity in the application.

The deficiencies inherent in cellulose nitrate raised the possibility of producing other esters of cellulose, particularly the esters of organic acids.

Familiar with the frequency of accidents in the mines and the fact that many of them were caused by deficiencies inherent in the quill fuse, Bickford sought to devise an improvement.

Furthermore, by abdicating its duty to check executive power in the security clearance context, the judiciary has fortified deficiencies inherent to executive agency decisionmaking, namely tunnel vision, path dependency, and imperialist tendencies.

To minimize deficiencies inherent in under-diagnosis we not only used information drawn from the national hospital discharge register and Statistics Austria but also international data of estimations on the outpatient utilisation of resources due to osteoporotic fractures.

In this paper, we present a nonlinear filtering algorithm which is computationally expensive compared to the existing linearization filtering algorithms, for hemodynamic data assimilation, to address the deficiencies inherent to linearization.

When compared to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs), the manufacturing standards required by FDA for commercial products, there are multiple recognized deficiencies inherent in extemporaneous formulation-compounding suitable for pediatric patients, which include the following: Lack of specifications required for component development by compounding pharmacies.