Sentence examples for deficiency study from inspiring English sources

Two patients in an IgM deficiency study exhibited equal to or less than 2%CD19+B B cells [ 38], indicating that XLA should be a differential diagnosis in familial selective IgM deficiency despite normal IgG levels, as in our patient.

Recently, during a trace element deficiency study in Norway, some lambs grazing on I. ricinus infested pastures had both a severe neutropenia (<0.7 × 109 cells/l) and increased serum folate values up to 901.2 nmol/l (Kleppa, unpublished result).

These defects were found to be similar to malformations previously reported in vitamin A deficiency studies in rats [22].

In addition, compared with the total-body p55 TNFR deficiency studies, these results suggest the possibility that p55 TNFR expression in different cell types might play opposing roles in disease development.

These growth conditions have also been used in other soybean iron deficiency studies [ 11– 15].

Iodine deficiency studies as a whole remain inconclusive, even though several new studies in humans examine the role of dietary iodine deficiency in thyroid cancer.

Also in cats, the importance of choline in the development of HL has been substantiated in supplementation and deficiency studies [ 13– 16].

This (potential) very low requirement for Si may explain why so many Si deficiency studies, since Carlisle [4] and Schwarz & Milne [5], have failed to achieve frank Si deficiency, including the most comprehensive study to date where an extremely low dietary Si level was achieved (2 3 μg Si/g diet) albeit clearly not low enough [16].

The existing literature on the chaperone deficiencies studied here offers potential interpretation of the observed phenotype: Egd2 and Lhs1 decline causes slight defects in protein import into the mitochondria23,24 and the ER25, as well as folding impairment in the ER lumen25.

The genetic defect accompanying BRCA pathway deficiencies studied here is a chromosomal misrepair syndrome.

Silicon-deficiency studies in growing animals in the early 1970s reported stunted growth and profound defects in bone and other connective tissues.