The specification of appropriate baseline values and time-dependent trajectories (where relevant) will be an important consideration and an area in which future research should be focused.
Significant increases in both troponin T (TnT, Figure 6B) and TNF-α serum concentrations were seen after rewarming, both in contrast to their own baseline values and to time matched controls.
Presented below and in the tables are the unadjusted means and adjusted P values by using covariance analysis controlling for age, sex, baseline values and intervention times.
At day 17 and at the end of the study at day 52, plasma lysine levels in the lysine group were elevated compared to baseline values, and 1.5 3 times higher than in the control group.
Compared to controls, the intervention group reduced daily sedentary time (mean change (95%CI): −58.7 min/day (−118.4 to 0.99; p<0.01)) after adjusting for baseline values and monitor wear time.
We compared the AUCCGRP, baseline values and changes over time in CGRP levels within each vascular compartment using the one-way ANOVA.
A mixed model was applied to assess treatment effects on HRV with the baseline values and follow-up time as fixed effects and centre as random effect.
Nineteen biomarkers of coagulation activation, anticoagulation, fibrinolysis, endothelial injury, and inflammation were analyzed to determine the relationships between baseline values and their change over time, with 28-day survival, and type of infecting causative micro-organism.
All soil covers responded to the rainfall treatments within minutes, reaching up to 120 times baseline values and shortly returning to background rates.
Prothrombin complex concentrate (PCC) infusion reverts thrombin generation-endogenous thrombin potential to near baseline values and reverses rivaroxaban-induced increased prothrombin time [ 77, 78].
