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Lower panels theoretical nitrogen profiles in a denitrifying filter in presence of (c) excess or (d) limiting electron donor.

The deuterium excess (or d-excess), defined as d  = δ2H−8 δ18O (Dansgaard 1964), has shown to be a useful parameter to trace the effect of evaporation in modifying the isotopic character of rainwater prior to groundwater recharge.

delta {text{D}}permil, =, Adelta^{18} {text{O }} +, d, (2 where A is the 'slope' and d is the 'intercept' or 'D excess' of δD vs δ 18O line of fresh global meteoric waters.

Excess saccharides including d-galactose, d-fructose, d-cellbiose, l-arabinose and d-sucrose, d-maltose, d-mannose and d-xylose as well as common interfering substances (acetaminophen, ascorbic acid and uric acid) did not affect the detection of d-glucose (0.1 mM).

The 'slope' and 'D excess' or 'intercept' of best-fit lines of different types of water is shown in tabular form in Table 3.

Tajima's D statistic is calculated as D = (π - θs)/[Var(π - θs]1/2 The value of D is expected to be zero for selectively neutral variants in a constant population. A non-zero D value is a sign of departure from the neutral model caused by a relative excess (positive D values) or deficiency (negative D values) of substitutions of various frequencies [ 54].

It reduces excess D-glucose into D-sorbitol with the help of NADPH as a cofactor (El-Kabbani et al., 2004) [ 13].

This role could also help maintain immune health; so, avoiding the excess vitamin D deficiency related morbidity and mortality [5] (Fig. 2).

These studies suggest that excess vitamin D may be harmful, perhaps by promoting extraosseous calcification.

a calculated from the data presented; b Percentage of theorethycal maximum; c 72% D-GA enantiomeric excess (ee); d 99% D-GA enantiomeric excess (ee); n.d.

The point about the danger of excess Vitamin D also of course is relevant when considering the case for fortification on a selective basis.