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Similar to our results, attenuation of hepatic steatosis in Zucker obese rats by different dietary constituents have been paralleled by increased fasting plasma TAG [ 67, 68].
The study adds: "The economic crisis in Europe, which started in 2008, has accelerated this development and has been paralleled by increased perceptions of job insecurity in most European Union countries".
The effort to improve chemosensitivity towards alkylating agents has therefore been paralleled by increased toxicity (Ranson et al, 2007; Tawbi and Kirkwood, 2007).
The focus on prevention, early detection, and treatment of diabetes-related complications that followed the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT) (1) has been paralleled by increased interest in promoting health-related quality of life and minimizing psychosocial morbidity in youth with type 1 diabetes.
The increasing prevalence of NTM lung disease has been paralleled by increasing reports on the role of surgery since the introduction of the newer macrolides [ 12- 25], suggesting more frequent use of thoracic surgery in the management of NTM lung disease.
The aim of this study was to test the hypothesis that the rise in plasma levels of ADM during pregnancy is paralleled by increased gene expression and protein levels in the vascular bed.
These increases in TF mRNA and protein were paralleled by increased TF procoagulant activity in BAL fluid (Fig. 3a) which also peaked at day 4. Consistent with TF procoagulant activity and generation of thrombin, thrombin anti-thrombin complexes started to increase at day 3 and peak on day 6 (Fig. 3b).
These findings were paralleled by increased secretion of the corresponding molecules in the supernatant of stimulated cells (figure 7 A, B).
The increased cell killing by cisplatin in cells lacking Pms2 is paralleled by increased apoptosis.
These changes were paralleled by increased adipogenic and decreased osteogenic marker gene transcripts.
This was paralleled by increased emigration of LCs to the dermis and lymph nodes.
