The low rate of explained activity may be attributed to the challenges related to identification of unknown contaminants in combination with the limited knowledge about THDCs in general.
Given the low rate of HGSNAT activity found in patients' lymphocytes, it would be interesting to use electron microscopy to test whether crystals are present in lymphocytes as well.
These higher CV values were mostly observed on the images from the baseline scans with a low rate of LN metabolic activity that was comparable to surrounding tissue.
Unexpectedly, we found a strong relationship between the fitted kF and kS values for each group (r2 = 0.80, F1,17 = 69.6, P<0.001), revealing the existence of groups with high or low rate of transition in activity (referred to as 'tempo') (Fig. 1C).
Both the low rate of influenza B activity in preceding seasons and mismatch of B/Malaysia like viruses with the vaccine strain may have contributed to the greater B/Malaysia like virus activity seen in community influenza in 2008.
Previous reports have demonstrated poor adherence to physical activity recommendations by individuals with diabetes (23) and low rates of physical activity and smoking cessation counseling by physicians (21).
These conditions led to a low rate of loss in acidification activity during frozen storage (0.64 min day−1) and a high residual acidification activity after 180 days of frozen storage (1011 min).
These low rates of physical activity during pregnancy are concerning considering the evidence supporting the benefits of regular physical activity for both the mother and her child, as well as the fact that that these decreased levels of moderate-intensity physical activity have been show to persist well into the postpartum period [ 14].
The low rate of dietary and physical activity advice reported by overweight patients implies that more lifestyle counselling should be provided in primary health care.
However, control experiments indicated that low rates of enzyme activity could contribute significantly to that outcome.
