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Ms. Ortiz-Tabone has turned to technical magazines to make up for the deficiency.
Mothers who carry the gene for the deficiency pass it on to their sons in a hereditary pattern similar to that for hemophilia.
In response, iodine experts are calling for government recommendations that pregnant and breastfeeding women take iodine supplements to make up for the deficiency.
To make up for the deficiency in experience pure theory has been given a scope that it never had before in military affairs.
In others, an acquired pathological condition may be responsible for the deficiency (e.g., conditions interfering with absorption of vitamin K and severe infection).
But a homeowner who refinanced, even for the straightforward reason of getting a lower interest rate, could in theory lose the house and be pursued for the deficiency.
The real estate was sold but the proceeds did not satisfy the claim, and American Standard successfully sued Thomas for the deficiency.
He cut back government spending and there ensued the 1937 recession, from which the economy recovered only when war orders began to make up for the deficiency in domestic buying power.
To make up for the deficiency of upper plenum entrainment database, the Automatic Depressurization and Entrainment TEst Loop (ADETEL) was constructed and upper plenum entrainment experiments were conducted.
Thermo-thickening polymers have gained a strong interest due to its attractive properties and had great potential for making up for the deficiency of viscosity of low-solid water-based drilling fluid at high temperature.
Our preliminary experiment shows that the new camera system can make up for the deficiency of current camera and effectively protect the secret image or privacy image preventing from stealing and peeking by unauthorized users.
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