We found the following deficiency in the definition of the criteria: Stiles et al. as well as Strauss et al. provided no information as to how to deal with cases in which two or more consecutive decreases fall below the threshold.
A recent systematic review of prospective observational studies showed that VitD deficiency (definitions of VitD status are given in Table 1) is a significant determinant of all-cause mortality in patients with CKD(2).
An explicit example of a market model, which is arbitrage-free in the sense of Definition 10, but suffers from this deficiency, is analyzed in Section 4.2.3.
In addition to all deficiencies documentable by reference to either MCA itself, the rules, legal analysis of jurisdiction, of definition of crimes, and of due process infirmities, there are deficiencies that one can only appreciate by experiencing the difference between theory and practice.
One of the primary deficiencies of the current definition of fetal growth restriction is that it is based on an absolute fetal size, irrespective of maternal and fetal genetic and physiologic factors.
Macrocytosis, the hallmark and forerunner of the anemia of clinical cobalamin deficiency, is by definition irrelevant to SCCD and frequently nonspecific (27, 28); but population surveys often misattribute normocytic anemia to cobalamin deficiency (29– 31).
It is free from the obvious deficiencies of the known definitions, but possesses their positive properties.
This area of research would also be advanced through consensus on definitions of deficiency, standardization of methods employed for measurement of serum concentrations, and further evaluation of the genotype phenotype relationships.
This deficiency of temperament has been devastating.
In pretty manner deplored deficiency of education.
It is a deficiency of enlightenment.
