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Through this approach, different geographic locations and their varying degrees of food deficit were identified and characterized into 'hotspot' and 'non-hotspot' of food aid.

Although the questionnaire was not an all-inclusive one and not an ideal way of knowledge assessment with numerous limitations as detailed above in the "Discussion", significant selective knowledge deficit was identified on typical dose levels and estimated risks of cancer induction of several important imaging examinations.

A significant, brain region specific, developmental neuronal nucleus volume deficit was identified in 13 brain structures in autistic subjects.

Mitochondrial association with sPD was established when a mitochondrial NADH dehydrogenase (complex I) activity deficit was identified in the SNpc of post-mortem PD patient brains (2) and in PD patient platelets (3).

Knowledge deficits were identified in four major areas.

Self-report variables relating to social factors that could be considered as deficits were identified separately in the CSHA and the NPHS (Table 1).

Interestingly, in the non-lesion-group, cognitive deficits were identified in an even greater portion of patients (25%), raising the question of the neurophysiological substrate of the evident deficits, and how to sensitively detect them with available imaging methods.

Important deficits were identified in infrastructure, routines and training.

Remedial tutorials were provided if serious knowledge and performance deficits were identified.

However, important deficits were identified in the accuracy of patient comorbidities.

Abnormal respiration after hypoxia and disturbed parturition were reported in SK3 overexpressing mice but no striking deficits were identified in SK3 null mutants (Bond et al, 2000).