Studies carried out in different European countries such as France, England, Germany, Switzerland, Ireland and Hungary have demonstrated the highly variable values of iodine deficiency (values less than 150 μg/L) in pregnant women, from 3.5% in England to 57.1% in Hungary [ 8- 13].
In our cohort, the median of ADAMTS13 activity was 30%, which is in agreement with the literature [ 20-266] and most patients (57/72 = 79%) exhibited partial ADAMTS13 functional deficiency (values <50%).
Hence, by discussing these concepts with the focus group, it was possible to come up with more comprehensive terms, such as academic studies required for the degree, capabilities, values, error analysis and deficiencies, value individual accomplishments and learning.
Serum zinc values were used as the criterion measure and children were classified as having zinc deficiency with values <9.9 μmol/L (65 μg/dL) [ 29].
The implementation, driven by transduction, employs proximity and typicality (ranking) realized using strangeness and random deficiency p-values, respectively.
Per locus heterozygosity excess and deficiency probability values for each population and across all populations.
Comment from second revision Deficiencies: The value of this work is mostly in the collection of training/testing data.
To address this deficiency, P-values can be computed based on a hypergeometric distribution via Fisher's exact test.
To evaluate the effect of vitamin D status, we separately considered subjects with or without vitamin D deficiency (25D values < or ≥ 20 ng/ml).
Case-patients 1 and 2 had vitamin A deficiency with values of 0.31 mg/L and 0.2 mg/L, respectively, (reference range 0.5 0.8 mg/L).
