The relationship with TNF-R2 and blood lead significantly increased with change in age from baseline; that is, higher blood lead was associated with a steeper subsequent rate of increase in TNF-R2 over time.
Like the rate of formation of a star, the subsequent rate of evolution on the main sequence is proportional to the mass of the star; the greater the mass, the more rapid the evolution.
It does not predict the likelihood of EVD spillover, the likelihood of an outbreak establishing, or its subsequent rate of spread within a population.
The risk of malignant change may also be reduced through a slowing down in the subsequent rate of cell proliferation, and possibly also by a decrease in the carcinogen-binding capacity (Russo and Russo, 1994).
This study demonstrates a statistically significant relationship between the occurrence of a wound complication and the subsequent rate of development of systemic breast cancer recurrence.
At least one was found to be a significantly better predictor of subsequent rate of change than traditional Mean Deviation (p = 0.014) in participants with glaucomatous optic neuropathy.
This significant correlation suggests a causal link between the rate at which cells arrive at mitosis (that may or may not comprise a functional checkpoint) and the subsequent rate of apoptosis.
Compared with control cultures treated with H2O2 but not HC or NAC, HC-treated cultures showed a delay in initiation but not subsequent rate of luminal cell death to day 22, as observed in cultures with media withdrawn.
Unlike HCV RNA expansion, a difference in the initial levels and subsequent rate of virus production among the Huh7 cells was observed.
Older age was a predictor of a better treatment response in the current study, whereas the subsequent rate of cognitive deterioration was not related to age.
