In contrast, 3 (11%) of 28 patients with pancreatic sufficiency (with Shwachman-Diamond syndrome) had fecal E1 concentrations <100 μg/g stool, as did 5 (20%) of 25 patients with steatorrhea from intestinal causes, all of whom had diluted feces caused by short gut.
However, CF patients with pancreatic sufficiency (PS), and patients with PI who receive adequate PERT, may have persistent abdominal symptoms.
The focus of section "Freedom to contract" is the freedom of insurers to contract with providers, and section"Sufficient providers and insurers" deals with the sufficiency of provider and insurer supply.
The genotype of this patient (R334W, class IV mutation, and Q890X, class I mutation) is uncommon and, in this case, associated with a severe expression of the disease with pancreatic sufficiency, numerous episodes of acute pancreatitis, and severe pulmonary disease with frequent PE.
In the book, Wilkins condemns "the radical abolitionists of New England" and writes that "most southerners strove to treat their slaves with respect and provide them with a sufficiency of goods for a comfortable, though — by modern standards — spare existence".
Use of monitoring and evaluation for adapting management was significantly correlated with organisation type, but not with perceived sufficiency of monitoring and evaluation, or the extent it informed decision-making.
Home visits were negatively associated with parenting confidence when 3 or more were received, had a positive dose response association with perceived sufficiency and were positively associated with perceived quality when at least 6 were received.
In our single factor analysis, except for "new media involvement", no other factors on their own can be regarded as a necessary condition for protest success; and no factors can be regarded as a sufficient condition for protest success, with the sufficiency consistencies of "CGOV" and "CMEDIA" dropping to 0.72 and 0.71.
