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It was found that the effects of vibration magnitude and postural changes on the measured apparent mass could be represented by changes to the stiffness and damping in the two (d.o.f).o.f
This may be related to respiratory tract obstruction that can be represented by changes in FEV1 and MMF.
Following anti-angiogenic treatment, response might be represented by changes in tumour heterogeneity and may not be reflected on traditional size-based criteria.
This increase could be represented by changes in the ASR from 128.2 per million observed during 1995 to 1999 and 137.7 during 2000 to 2004 to 142.8 during 2005 to 2009.
Inhalable dusts can reach the respiratory tract anywhere from the nose to alveoli and cause effects throughout the entire respiratory system, while respirable dusts, with smaller particle sizes, can enter the alveolar region of the lung and cause fibrosis or pneumoconiosis that may be represented by changes in FVC [ 19].
The change of climate is represented by changes in precipitation (P) and potential evaporation (E0) and the change of land use/cover is represented by the parameter n in Choudhury Yang equation.
Fig. 1 The course of headache in patients with mild traumatic brain injury is represented by changes in numeric rating scale (NRS) score from onset to 36-month follow-up.
The results from the 2D-DIGE LC-MS/MS portion of this study suggest that many of the recognized neuropathological changes of AD are represented by changes in the CSF proteome.
Using a model that describes optimal behavior in this task, we found that changes in similarity are represented by changes in the rate of the accumulation of evidence.
Parameters such as an increased anteroposterior diameter of the liver and blunt edge of the liver were represented by changes in liver echogenicity, suggesting that hepatomegaly was also a prominent feature in NAFLD rats.
