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Simple heterozygous mutations in ETFA may be significant, since such mutations in ACAD cause adult onset disease. 24 The patient's ETFA mutation encodes a T171I substitution, which decreases thermal stability of the protein, and is over‐represented in patients with the hyperammonemia‐associated disease of very‐long‐chain acyl‐CoA dehydrogenase deficiency. 25 The second mutation was in ORNT2, which encodes a urea cycle ornithine transporter with 88% amino acid identity to ORNT1 (Figure 1 A). 12 Functional redundancy from ORNT2 may explain the mild phenotype of ORNT1 deficiency relative to other urea cycle disorders.
Since B vitamins are directly or indirectly involved in a variety of biological processes, including energy and protein metabolism, maintenance of neurological function, and even relatively short-term deficiencies may accumulate detrimental effects, their contribution to the complex etiology of sarcopenia may be significant and may vary with its stage.
In ferroelectric oxide materials, which have typically modest energy band gaps, the density of extrinsic charge carriers may be significant to induce accumulation or depletion layers at the interface [ 32 ] and stabilise ferroelectric order at ultrathin thicknesses by screening the depolarising field associated with the ferroelectric polarisation [ 35 ].
Moreover, seed grain infected with fungi is of poorer quality and has lower yield, so the economic consequences may be significant: it is estimated that approximately 25% of global cereal production and approximately 20% of global plant production may be contaminated with mycotoxins, although the contamination level may vary significantly depending on local weather conditions [ 8 , 9 ].
Additionally, we hypothesize there may be significant cognitive benefits such as increased focus and executive function ( Carelli et al., 2017 ; Angelakis et al., 2007 ), to provide therapeutic effect for those with cognitive impairments, Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder ( Lim et al., 2012 ) or Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder ( van der Kolk et al., 2016 ) that the Encephalophone might provide.
Although only a ~5 °C increase in the crystallization temperature was recorded, this change may be significant from the point of view of processing using high-performance methods, such as large parts injection molding, which may bring about the beneficial effects of shortening the technological cycle time [ 30 ], as well as a more uniform crystallinity in part volume [ 31 ].
Because the relatively stable α-helical segments in the secondary structure of PTH (1-34) are important for receptor binding and activation of PTH (1-34), the retention of secondary structure in the PTH/LysDOCA complex may be significant for the bioactivity of PTH (1-34). 28 The formation of nanocomplexes was confirmed by dynamic light-scattering and TEM.
6 Although the financial cost of treatment may be significant in clinical practice, resources have been considered irrelevant to these legal decisions. 2 Ethical perspective In answering whether a life is worth living, ethicists have frequently turned to the theories of well-being, which ask what makes someone’s life go best: these range from subjective views such as hedonism, where pleasure and pain alone are valued, 13 to objective views, where other goods (such as knowledge, autonomy and relationships) are also considered dimensions of well-being. 14 There is a further question of how these well-being judgements should map to treatment decisions.