In mammals, upregulation of these genes collectively serves to increase fatty acid uptake, conversion and oxidation in the liver, resulting in a lower availability of fatty acids for triglyceride synthesis (Staels et al., 1998).
Consideration the conditions and surroundings of the PMTCT program, maybe many causes resulted in the lower availability of the PMTCT interventions.
In addition, a lower availability of sport facilities in rural schools might result in a lower variety of sport activities.
Compared with the availability of HEN in developed countries, lower availability of HEN results in the referrals of children with more profound malnutrition and complications to highly specialised centres, and this is reflected in more aggressive treatment.
The prevalence is significantly higher in some ethnic groups, and often in countries with lower availability of quality healthcare facilities.
Participation of CY providers did not fluctuate in Surendranagar as much as it did in the other two districts, resulting in an overall lower availability after initial gain compared with other districts.
Generalist teams conduct TB care in PHC, with lower availability of technologies.
Interestingly, two imaging studies by the same group showed lower striatal dopamine D2/D3 receptor [D2/3R] availability in obese versus non-obese subjects [7, 8] although in another study, a statistically significant lower availability in obese subjects was only found by a voxel-based and not by region of interest [ROI] analysis [9].
In support of this, the slope of this 'temperature-size rule' is steeper for aquatic organisms than terrestrial organisms, in agreement with the lower availability of oxygen in water compared to air (Forster et al., 2012).
In addition, there were consistent patterns of lower availability in government facilities than mission/faith-based and private facilities with lower availability in dispensaries and health centres than in hospitals and lower availability in rural than urban health facilities.
