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According to these results, it can be suggested that changes in histomorphometric parameters of subchondral bone are secondary to cartilage damage and proceed deeper into subchondral bone with increasing cartilage degeneration.
It has been suggested that changes in these units are associated with changes in the physical state and function of the chromatin during cell division and the transcription of the genetic message.
It has been suggested that changes in leukocyte number is a sensitive indicator of stress in fish (Barton and Iwama 1991).
It was suggested that changes in the uptake amount of Mitoxantrone in the presence of various substrates are due to their influence toward BCRP efflux polymorphs.
Third, it is suggested that changes in governance modes affect the balance between the different actors involved, thus influencing the nature and intensity of innovation.
It has been suggested that changes in prostate-specific antigen (PSA) over time (ie, PSA velocity [PSAV]) aid prostate cancer detection.
It has been suggested that changes in the distribution and state of hydrogen due to aging at room temperature dominate the tensile properties of cathodically hydrogen-charged Ni-Ti superelastic alloy (Yokoyama et al. 2007).
More in particular it has been suggested that changes in cortical activation can underlie the cortical spreading depression (CSD), a phenomenon considered the pathophysiological basis of migraine aura [2 4].
It is suggested that changes to the definition, assessment and management of credit risk in a major financial services institution, implemented through the introduction of a new technology and enacted in everyday acts of normal consumption, need debating.
Based on the analysis of the predicted 3D structure of Cel8M, it was suggested that changes of K353E and G117S might directly affect the substrate binding affinity and therefore contribute to the improved activities of Cel8ME15 and Cel8ME18.
It has also been suggested that changes to the voting structure or distribution of income could threaten any takeover of Rangers, who are currently in the hands of administrators.
