This means that the particles cannot be coated completely by the surfactant due to the deficiency of surfactant content and part of them have settled to the bottom of the tube.
All the participants were asked to state any deficiencies of the content of the questionnaire, potential other sources of satisfaction and the significance they assigned to individual items.
Based on the diagram, the congruent Li content is 97.2 mol% of the Nb content for the preparation of perfect single-phase LiNbO3, and the excess or deficiency of the Li content is compensated by the formation of Li3NbO4 or LiNb3O8 phase [28].
In the present study, the effect of K deficiency on the contents of antioxidants in the second leaves was also investigated.
A deviation from the physiological conditions, like e.g. a deficiency of water and salt content, in the cartilage tissue has long been suspected to be a possible trigger for rheumatoid diseases.
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Under adversities, such as drought, salinity, low temperature, pollution, or element deficiency, the content and composition of chlorophyll will be severely affected as the structure of chlorophyll is unstable (Hörtensteiner and Kräutler 2011).
Lack of knowledge of IPV may be partially attributable to deficiencies in content offered in nursing school curricula.
This could also be reflective of deficiencies in the content of the existing SRH training curriculums.
However, a decrease of malate levels was observed in tomato root tips after 15-d of Fe deficiency while higher contents were recorded in leaves and xylem sap [ 41].
The type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM), also called insulin-dependent or juvenile diabetes, begins with insulin-producing beta cells attacked by autoimmune and subsequent deficiency of insulin, leading to increased glucose content in blood and urine1.
