Thus, we found that 3.1%% of teachers showed a very deficient level of empathy, 25.6 % a minimum level, 61.2 % a medium level and 10.1 % a maximum degree of empathy (Fig. 1).
They are hydrogen deficient to one degree, either as olefins (ethylene to the left and propylene to the right), carbenes (ethylidene to the left and methylidene to the right), or metallocylobutanes (center).
Proponents of feminist care ethics, including Carol Gilligan and Nel Noddings stress that traditional moral theories, principles, practices, and policies are deficient to the degree they lack, ignore, trivialize, or demean values and virtues culturally associated with women.
Amino acid biosynthetic pathways are deficient to varying degrees in LAB.
Furthermore, when the two agents were co-administered in BRCA2-deficient cells, the degree of synergism was increased [ 59].
Also, it can be derived from (14) that the design FD reduced-order filter and the corresponding error between residual and fault should be different on the basis of the different degree of deficient statistics of mode transitions.
To our knowledge it remains to be established to which degree testosterone deficient dialysis patients will benefit from a testosterone substitution therapy.
Of the 53 SHIP-deficient mice evaluated, only 3 of the 53 (6%) of SHIP-deficient mice lacked ileitis, while 50 of the 53 (94%) of SHIP-deficient mice had some degree of ileitis, significantly more than the absence of ileitis in WT littermates (p<0.001).
In this context, Marammazi et al. (2017) reported that deletion of a single EAA did not significantly affect N intake (g/kg MBW/day), whereas N gain (g/kg MBW/day) significantly decreased in all fish fed the EAA-deficient diets and the degree of N retention reduction was dependent upon the EAA deficiencies.
To further elucidate the physiological role of PINK1 in mammalian tissue and to gain insight in the disease mechanisms of PARK6, we generated a PINK1 deficient mouse and assessed degrees of mitochondrial dysfunction at old age and the consequences for growth, motor performance, neuronal activity and aggregation/degeneration.
In experimental steatohepatitis induced by feeding mice a methionine-choline-deficient (MCD) diet, the degree of liver damage is related to dietary sugar content, which drives de novo lipogenesis and promotes the hepatic accumulation of saturated fatty acids.
