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Extracting the differentially expressed genes affecting motor neuron excitability based on their changed expression over time identifies many of the same candidates, though the differential expression in the present case is based on mutual reference across the time points rather than pair wise comparisons within each time point with time-matched sham controls.

Most ratios must be compared based on their change through time, but GDP fluctuations result in errors of calculation.

Media sites could use Urban Airship's Segments to define custom segments, like Travelers or Movers, identifying them based on their change of location over time and pushing local news content only to those who would find it contextually relevant, i.e. the people actually living there.

The most common alternative method to calculate the last "problematic" age range of the life table is extrapolation of death rates based on their change at younger ages in combination with a mortality model (Mathers and Ho 2014; Missov et al. 2016; UN DESA/Population Division 1982, 2017; Wilmoth et al. 2007).

Using an integrated proteogenomics, we have investigated and selected potential candidates based on their changes on genomic and transcriptomic levels.

We classified patients' clinical response to LVAD therapy based on their change in NT-proBNP at 3 months (n = 13).

In the present study, we identified AKI patients based on their changes in SCr and followed their every available SCr measurement after their hospital discharge.

To analyze the expression change in more detail, we classified the differentially expressed (DE) genes based on their change trend from E9.5 to E13.5.

Responsiveness to change was evaluated for the MOS-Sleep scores for groups of patients based on their change in health status over 12 weeks (between V2 and V6).

In other fruit species, less progress has been made and such studies have focused on candidate genes responsible for ripening-related phenotypes based on their change in expression.

In addition, participants were categorised into three outcome groups based on their change in Barthel index score at three months from baseline (<0 or death=poor, 0-1=moderate, ≥2=good).