An attack of inherited angioedema is treated with an injection of the C1 inhibitor, the substance that your body is deficient in. |
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A friend has told me there is some suggestion that children who suffer from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder may be deficient in iron. |
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In addition, fission yeast mutants deficient in the enzymes that attach Ned8p, or in the ned8 gene itself, are inviable. |
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I told myself that my attitude, knowledge, and skill cost a patient's life and I was deficient in all those qualities that a doctor should have. |
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It is well known that the rate of N 2 fixation in plants deficient in P is reduced. |
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The bacteria supply the pea plants with nitrogen fixed from the air when the soils are deficient in that nutrient. |
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Immuno deficient people and those for whom vaccine is contraindicated can also be helped. |
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The summer growing season of kenaf corresponds with low quality forages deficient in protein in the Southeast. |
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Phosphorus is the second most likely nutrient to be deficient in the soil for good corn yields. |
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The survey revealed that 30 per cent of the students were deficient in Vitamin A and B, and 17.75 per cent had iron deficiency. |
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A study of more than 600 elderly women has found that many are deficient in Vitamin D, a substance formed in the skin during exposure to the sun. |
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The report accuses prosecutors of conducting deficient investigations or presenting inadequate evidence at the trials. |
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Indeed, women who are deficient in vitamin D often are misdiagnosed with fibromyalgia or even somatization syndromes. |
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When an informationally inept population must compete with one that is informationally adept, the deficient state or region always loses. |
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Both novels are occasionally limited by deficient character and plot development. |
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The failure of the Board to execute works is attributable to deficient planning with the result physical achievements fell short by 57 per cent. |
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She blames deficient preparation and insufficient commitment on the part of the school, but she also notes impediments in the exams themselves. |
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The major problems seem to be fragmentation, deficient base in popular constituencies and insufficient links between civic and political efforts. |
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Moxa can be used on areas with poor muscle and skin tone and to vitalize deficient channels. |
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As with impersonal constructions, referentially deficient subjects usually occur in the independent clause. |
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Exhaustively researched, The Sword and the Cross is somewhat deficient in maps and almost totally lacking in illustration. |
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Growth hormone sensitivity in GH deficient hypopituitary adults is dependent on gender, but independent of timing of onset. |
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The picturesque, to be sure, is equally deficient in his chirography and in his poetical productions. |
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India is self-sufficient in wheat and paddy but deficient in other agricultural produce. |
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Mr Carter has suggested to us that this notice of appeal was prepared in a hurry and that it is in some way deficient. |
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Omega-3 with EHA and DPA is one nutrient that nearly everyone is dangerously deficient in. |
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The resale of grain to villages which claimed to be deficient in food supplies hampered the flow of grain to the cities. |
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Indeed, some seed diets fed to cage birds are known to be protein deficient and specifically deficient in tyrosine, cysteine, or methionine. |
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There is only a four-per cent probability of the south-west monsoons being deficient. |
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Reports that well-planned vegetarian diets are deficient in essentials are false. |
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It is quite obvious that many of our youths today are deficient in proper values and sound discipline. |
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Soils of extreme habitats are often alkaline, or loaded with large amounts of sodium chloride, or deficient in the major nutrients. |
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Is it not brutish and for those not most fit rather deficient in its bounty? |
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They were deficient, but probably not to the extent that they might be called naturals or idiots. |
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Water entered through the roof and the water supply was unsatisfactory, being dirty in wet weather and deficient in dry. |
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A number of designers are terrific in constructing form but deficient when it comes to engaging with content. |
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Appraisal is a blunt instrument and as yet has probably not identified a single doctor whose performance is seriously deficient. |
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His parents were strict disciplinarians, and his private tuition was seriously deficient. |
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Although the work was deficient in quantity and detail, it emphasized the value of this approach in learning and teaching gross anatomy. |
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Maxine found herself tired and lethargic and eventually consulted her GP, who informed her that she was deficient in several key minerals. |
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A diet deficient in niacin leads to glossitis of the tongue, dermatitis, weight loss, diarrhea, depression and dementia. |
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We added copper, cobalt, selenium, molybdenum, etc to the deficient soils and transformed the plant and animal health. |
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Medications also may be necessary to correct excess or deficient hormone production. |
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Roses deficient in potassium, phosphorous and magnesium are more susceptible to attack by black spot and powdery mildew. |
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With tritanopia, the person is deficient in blue and yellow perception, although he is still sensitive to red and green. |
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Colleges are devoting ever more resources to students who are deficient in rudimental abilities. |
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Cataract patients also tend to be deficient in vitamin A and the carotenes, lutein and zeaxanthin. |
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Out of 36 meteorological sub-divisions in the country, 16 sub-divisions have received deficient or scanty rainfall so far, he said. |
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Yet he struggled with contempt for his social background and deficient education. |
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If energy levels of a corresponding organ are found deficient, it suggests meridian points to work on and rectify it. |
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Our sample is deficient in species that would have allowed us to assess the uncertain relationships between owls and frogmouths and their allies. |
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The mineral elements most likely to be deficient in vineyards are nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, zinc, boron, iron, manganese, and magnesium. |
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The economy of a region was either prosperous or deficient depending on their being correctly orientated. |
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They are not people who are not intellectually nor scholastically deficient. |
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Then the scientists mated mice deficient in the GIP receptor with mice that lack leptin, a hormone that signals satiety. |
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In short, his conception of natural justice is deficient both in its theoretical structure and in its practical consequences. |
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In Being and Time Heidegger says that being along is a deficient or defective mode of being. |
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Severely malnourished children are often deficient in vitamin A, zinc, iron, folic acid, copper, and selenium. |
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The rapidly growing yearling is further jeopardized when twice daily feedings are already marginal or deficient in protein quality. |
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Referentially deficient subjects are of many types, the most common of which includes inanimate subjects, expletive subjects, and subjects of the passive construction. |
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Modern pastures are deficient in many varieties of essential herbage. |
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Is there something, er, deficient about the type of guy who earns a living saving lives, succoring the sick, abetting the needy? |
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In fact the realisation of how important copper is for development was discovered in copper deficient areas of Australia where sheep or lambs started to develop an ataxia. |
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Sure, they are redoubtable opponents, but brawny, one-dimensional teams deficient in natural ability will not seriously challenge the world's best. |
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Individuals who are taurine deficient may become more susceptible to tissue damage by xenobiotic agents such as aldehydes, chlorine, and certain amines. |
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A well-known example is xeroderma pigmentosum patients, who are deficient in excision repair and have a high incidence of skin cancer on exposure to sunlight. |
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The same goes for the elliptical machine hunger strike, which also comes off as tonally deficient, to say the least. |
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Renal tubular defects result in a loss of calcium and phosphate in the urine leading to children with deficient mineralization of growing bone and rickets. |
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It was light and tasty, but rather deficient in the garlic stakes. |
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This intellectually deficient, petulent man-child was exactly what he appeared to be and his inept, arrogant administration is a perfect reflection of him. |
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Tofu, tempeh and other soy foods are complete proteins, but most plant proteins are deficient in one or more essential amino acids, making them incomplete. |
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Over 2000 cases have been reported, reflecting the sensitivity of that growing gland to radioactive iodine, especially in children already deficient in iodine. |
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And doctors also say an enzyme that helps breakdown sugar in the body, which is deficient in many diabetics, may also have an adverse effect on mental ability. |
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Johnstown Castle Research Centre indicated that more than one-third of the tillage land was seriously deficient in the critical trace elements, copper, zinc and manganese. |
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The scientists exposed mice deficient in both genes to a second carcinogen, DMN, which is also found in smoke but also in beer, fish meal and some preserved meats. |
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Security management at the base was called deficient and lacking cohesion. |
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Women use them as a yardstick for measuring their own attractiveness, thus arriving at a warped perception of their own physical attributes as being hopelessly deficient. |
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They pointed out that recently, because of deficient psychological adjustment after divorce, child battering and children's roaming have been aggravated in the province. |
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An extract was deemed to be deficient if, in all three trials, the ratio of intermediate to supercoiled products indicated an accumulation of intermediate topoisomers. |
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For example, if your diet is deficient in vitamin A, vitamin B complex, vitamin C, bioflavonoids or vitamin E, a heavier than normal menstruation could result. |
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But after mechanical fishing dredges destroyed the oyster reefs early in the 20th Century, the water became increasingly turbid and oxygen deficient. |
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If that was not the case, the law would be seriously deficient in leaving uncompensated a person whose replacement job was of short, possibly very short duration. |
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Those with less than an octet are often called electron deficient and are typical of certain elements with an odd number of electrons, such as boron and nitrogen. |
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Where the moral formation of a people is deficient, the general will malign, or historical circumstance unpropitious, democracy is quite unambiguously wicked in its results. |
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While several councils have been fined for signing-off deficient work, in other cases councils have escaped responsibility because builders used independent certifiers. |
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However, China is relatively deficient in reserves of sylvine and boron. |
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A partial answer to this is that mere things only present themselves to mere beholding, but mere beholding is only a deficient mode of concern or engagement. |
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Since then, she has had a hysterectomy and is no longer iron deficient. |
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Low-browed individuals were deficient in the faculties that would enable them to feel the subtle attractions exercised by imponderable fluids on the rod. |
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If in addition to headaches you have muscle cramps in your legs, difficulty sleeping, or pins and needles in your hands and feet, your diet may be deficient. |
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His egomania, he wrote, was the other side of deficient self-esteem. |
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If the doctor fails to recognize the difference between these two and attempts to purge an endogenous disease, the deficiency will become more deficient. |
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Laboratory mice deficient in the gene were found to consume excessive amounts of alcohol, preferring ethanol to water and evincing highly anxious behavior in a maze test. |
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Similarly, she has not observed or complained about any deficient workmanship in the insulation and drywall, and she believes that none exists with respect to her residence. |
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Rainfall is scarce, and water proves deficient in some provinces where water crisis can happen sometimes. |
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Mice deficient for the vesicular acetylcholine transporter are myasthenic and have deficits in object and social recognition. |
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Yeast mitochondrial DNA mutators with deficient proofreading exonucleolytic activity. |
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The micronutrient iron is deficient in these regions, and adding it can lead to the formation of phytoplankton blooms. |
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The mandible and central symphysis area were deficient, and the entire mentum was underprotruded and featured palpable clefting. |
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A large number of normal trichromats and colour deficient people must be examined to obtain accurate figures. |
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Vitamin K helps blood coagulate, which means brain and intestinal hemorrhaging can occur in very young infants who are deficient. |
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However, the CT of patient 3 did demonstrate the presence of a dilated internal auditory canal fundus and a deficient modiolar base. |
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The IUCN lists both species as data deficient on their Red List of endangered species because of this issue. |
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Teachers who practice transcultural pedagogy do not see their black students as deficient, behind, from broken homes, uneducable. |
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When injected with the cells, immunologically deficient mice with an early form of leukemia remained cancerfree for at least 2 months. |
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Chronic problems include a shortage of skilled labour and a deficient infrastructure. |
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Inhibition of these neurons, which also activate pituitary adenylate cyclase, decreased feeding in calorically deficient mice. |
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These fungi facilitate the uptake of nutrients, especially phosphorus from nutrient deficient soils in exchange for host photosynthates. |
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The literature remains deficient, however, in long-term studies assessing the use of third generation ceramics in osteonecrotic patients. |
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The other population is deficient in the activity of flavanone 3-hydroxylase. |
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They could be equal as long as they dropped their culture which was deficient compared to white culture. |
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Similarly, Nicholson described Robert's reign as deficient and that his lack of the skills of governance led to internal strife. |
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This is more common among animals inhabiting regions where the soil is deficient in these minerals. |
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Gaelic terms unique to Canada exist, though research on the exact number is deficient. |
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Soils in Western Australia are very old, highly weathered and deficient in many of the major nutrients and trace elements. |
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The remedy for this deficient rule is to make causation a rebuttable presumption. |
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The road network suffered from inadequate load capacity, poor surfacing and deficient roadside servicing. |
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However, a significant proportion of freshwater species are listed as data deficient, and more field surveys are needed. |
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One in five preschool age children are vitamin A deficient and one in two are anemic. |
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Lincoln's foreign policy was deficient in 1861 in terms of appealing to European public opinion. |
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Anoxic events are situations in which the middle and even the upper layers of the ocean become deficient or totally lacking in oxygen. |
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A simple gum lift would not produce the desired results, as the actual mesiodistal root dimension is deficient. |
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The Norway spruce tolerates acidic soils well, but does not do well on dry or deficient soils. |
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Earlier reports of only fruit bats being deficient were based on smaller samples. |
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On the British side, the eight armoured cruisers were deficient in both speed and armour protection. |
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Grape powder polyphenols attenuate atherosclerosis development in apolipoprotein E deficient mice and reduce macrophage atherogenicity. |
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In aqueous tear deficient dry eye, lacrimal glands do not produce enough tears, whereas meibomian gland dysfunction results in evaporative dry eye. |
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Nascobal is Nastech's FDA approved therapy for the treatment of vitamin B12 deficient patients with Crohn's disease, Colitis, pernicious anemia, and certain other conditions. |
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They reported certain occupational risks and disbenefits to these women workers including low salaries, and deficient enforcement of healthy and safety regulations. |
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A syndrome of methylmalonic aciduria, homocysteine, megaloblastic anemia and neurologic abnormalities in a vitamin B12 deficient breast-fed infant of a strict vegetarian. |
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If something is achromatous, what is it lacking or deficient in? |
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Ivan IV was succeeded by his son Feodor, who was mentally deficient. |
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Individuals who are deficient in leptin fail to initiate puberty. |
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We will tackle this highly challenging question by studying the immune responses to vaccination in genetic mouse models in which skin innervation by nociceptors is deficient. |
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Many other soils around the world are deficient in zinc, leading to deficiency in both plants and humans, and zinc fertilizers are widely used to solve this problem. |
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Numerous lesser reforms were also introduced, some of which were of great benefit to certain segments of British society, such as the mentally deficient and the blind. |
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Her letters are remarkably deficient in feminine ease and grace. |
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With no paved runways, the country was aeronautically deficient. |
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If we don't meet the challenge, our residents will continue to experience weight loss and dissatisfaction, and facilities will continue to be found nutritionally deficient. |
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Their conservation statuses are either at least concern or data deficient. |
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Mice deficient in cellular glutathione peroxidase show increased vulnerability to malonate, 3-nitropropionic acid, and 1-methyl-4-phenyl-l,2,5,6-tetrahydropyridine. |
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The introductions are sometimes deficient as when Carey prints a martyrology prepared by Oengus the Culdee without relating the text to the Culdees' reforming program. |
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Nearly two billion people in the developing world are deficient in zinc. |
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The present interest of this type of lines and its nonembryonic origin is the possibility of establishing specific lines of deficient patients for clinical research. |
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