RYT values of the two species indicated some degree of resource complimentarity under both water sufficient and deficit conditions.
Better shoot, root, and nodule growth and development were observed in the cultivar DT2008 under sufficient, water deficit, and recovery conditions.
Items where QOL deficits are reported only by patients with severe morbidity are unlikely to shift in a population with mild morbidity – there are many cases where failure to achieve QOL improvement is because a criterion of sufficient QOL deficit at baseline has not been employed.
With a few exceptions (Happe et al., 2006), theories of autism have been built on the premise of one necessary and sufficient initial deficit having knock-on effects on many other domains of cognitive development, leading eventually to the pervasive nature and phenotypic variability that are characteristic of the disorder.
It was sandy loam (Ustic Haplocambid) in nature with average phosphorus, sufficient potassium and deficit nitrogen content.
This should cause a deficit sufficient for you to lose one or two pounds per week, depending on your activity level.
Given that a complex system can be reflected by the redundancy of acquired deficits [ 8],[ 19], when a sufficient number of deficits are taken into account, each adding a bit of information to the system's profile, resulting in broad coverage of diverse health states, the selection of a small number of specific variables shows no advantage.
With respect to the first criterion, we wrote that Moore's intellectual testing indicated his was a borderline case, but that he had demonstrated sufficient intellectual-functioning deficits to require consideration of the second criterion adaptive functioning.
The adeno-associated virus-progranulin vector only transduced neurons, suggesting that restoring neuronal progranulin is sufficient to correct deficits in Grn+/- mice.
Indeed, we demonstrated that the presence of one A457P allele in NET+/P mice is sufficient to produce deficits in NET expression and uptake.
