Patients presenting with type O disorders comprised less than 10% of the total patient population in both surveys.
Known as "Pure O," this disorder presents itself without the obsessive ritualization so commonly associated with OCD.
Philip Roth's Portnoy's Complaint (1969) also includes a brief introduction in the form of a dictionary entry, which defines the term "Portnoy's complaint" and refers to the doctor who has coined the name for this particular "disorder", O Spielvogel, author of an article, "The Puzzled Penis".
Our results suggested that the improvements in the NC's photoactivity were mainly attributed to the surface disorder induced, oxygen (O) vacancies and metallic phases likely formed during the reaction process with K.
Hence, the positive correlation between protein disorder and O-glycosylation in plants could be expected.
The positive correlation between protein disorder and O-glycosylation has also been confirmed with the alternative bioinformatics tool POODLE (Supplementary Fig. S5A).
2 Hypertensive disorders encoded O-10 to O-16 by ICD-10 accounted for 8.1%and4.4%4% of all maternal mortalities in Japan in 2005 and 2010, respectively.
This observation, together with the assumption that CNO/CRMO may be an autoinflammatory disorder, led to scientific efforts targeting cytokine expression from innate immune cells, namely monocytes.
The similarity in the data for Ca and Nd confirms that the cations sit in a shared site, where there is large disorder in (Ca/Nd)–O distances.
Associations of CNO/CRMO with other autoinflammatory disorders, such as psoriasis or inflammatory bowel disease, and the occurrence of familial clusters further suggest a common genetic predisposition for sporadic CNO [1, 7, 33, 34].
