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The hind-limb paw angle (the angle of the hind paws during peak stance in relation to the long axis of the body and its direction of motion) showed a baseline value of 11.4 degrees, which also progressively decreased with increasing clinical scores, indicating that those paws with greatest swelling rotated inward during stance to be more parallel with the long axis of the body.

43, 44 Taken together with similar GATA4 immunopositivities of DCIS (27%) and IDC (31%) cases examined, the present results seem to be more compatible with the parallel disease theory.

For Mahler, this is the march of the seasons, but it's also about the mass against this immovable object," – Rattle sings a few bars of this monumental counter-theme – "which the rabble finally does manage to move". The parallel could hardly be more apposite with the revolution in Cairo against the implacable but finally vanquished reign of Hosni Mubarak.

As you continue to practice this pose, you will be able to bring your shin more parallel with the front edge of the mat.[20].[20]

The parallels with Williams' play could hardly be more obvious, and Blanchett couldn't be better prepared.

The parallels with the Trump campaign could not be more obvious.

We have found that these specific means are more effective with a parallel control system.

The orientation of σ 1 axis obtained by those researches is more or less in parallel with the strike of the Princes Islandss fault segment of the NAFZ in eastern Marmara Sea (Fig. 1a, b).

In other words, the preferred orientation of the dendritic arborizations is more or less in parallel with the main afferent inputs of the medial shell of the Acb.

Thus, the rate of parallel changes is not uniform, with deeper, more ancient branches being more prone to parallel changes.

Furthermore, senescent cells are more prevalent with host age and display a transcriptome that parallels angiogenesis.