Skeletal lesions in infants and adults indicative of scurvy suggest that initial colonisation phases in the Pacific islands involved precarious times involving deficiencies of key nutrients.
Mice harboring deficiencies of key TCR signaling components (e.g., LCK, ZAP70, and LAT) have developmentally blocked phenotypes.
This indicates that the reduced fat accumulation in WAT is not caused by deficiencies of key adipogenic transcription factors (Fig EV3A).
According to the Micronutrient Deficiency Damage Assessment Report, lack of key vitamins and minerals which has been known to cause anaemia, cretinism, blindness, and goitre that affect many millions of the world's people is just the tip of the iceberg.
Deficiency of MBL, a key component of the innate immune system, has been detected in SARS patients.
Deficiency of COX, a key mitochondrial respiratory chain enzyme, is a biochemical hallmark of mitochondrial disorders, either genetically determined or acquired in course of neurodegeneration and aging.
We show the deficiency of the time-based key management scheme and developed an enhanced key management scheme for multi-phase ZigBee architecture in this paper.
Sadly, Lt. Col. Vandeveld's unparalleled dissection and repudiation of key deficiencies at the heart of the Commission system -- which, as he correctly observed, are without doubt immune to the kind of cosmetic changes endorsed by the Defense Department, the Justice Department and the Senate Committee -- already appears to be a mere footnote of dissent in the revival of the Commissions.
We recently found suboptimal quality of reporting of RCTs in three general endocrinology journals and identified important deficiencies in the reporting of key methodological items [ 1].
Considering the deficiency of traditional indicators in key node positioning, in [9], the authors proposed a key node identification method which uses the communication probability of a node and k-shell decomposition method to evaluate the importance of a node.
