Sentence examples for baseline levels of both from inspiring English sources
Older adults had higher baseline levels of both neuropeptides suggesting increased peripheral activity compared with younger adults.
Like us, they found a strong inverse association between baseline levels of both serum 25(OH D and disease activity, as assessed by DAS28.
The baseline levels of both steroid hormones were elevated among the heaviest smokers in multivariate models, but not statistically significantly: 22% for E1C and nearly 40% for PdG (Table 3).
The results from the M30 and M65 ELISA assays showed significant variability between patients with regard to the baseline levels of both full-length CK18 (M65) and the proportion of caspase-cleaved CK18 (M30 : M65).
Baseline levels of both YKL-40 and VILIP-1 in CSF were higher in MCI patients who progressed to AD, compared with those who were clinically stable, and higher levels of both biomarkers predicted progression from MCI to symptomatic AD.
Patients with high baseline levels of both galectin-3 and NT-proBNP were observed to have an approximately 1.5- to 2-fold higher mortality rate compared to patients in other categories (P = 0.036 for trend).
Only the inverse associations between the change in and the baseline level of both LFC and MFC remained significant after adjusting for multiple testing ad modum Benjamini & Hochberg (data not shown).
However, aPPTg lesions did affect baseline levels of locomotion, both in the habituation sessions and during drug testing.
Baseline levels of resistin in both serum and CSF associated negatively with fatigue.
For women in the present study, baseline levels of fatigue for both groups of women are within the range of general population norms reported for the FACT-F scale [ 64].
These authors conclude that there exists an optimum dopamine level for different cognitive functions, implicating the importance of baseline levels of dopamine, where both too little and too much dopamine may impair performance, depending on a dynamic balance between cognitive stability (prefrontal cortex) and cognitive flexibility (striatum) [ 66, 67].
