Is it simply an increase in lesion burden, suggested by a change in color, texture, volume, or location of endometriotic lesions, or does progression involve a shift in, for example, gene/protein expression profiles or in immune response or a combination of both that may be measured using either localized or systemic biologic specimens?
After inclusion of covariates, only illness burden was associated with a change in SRH after backward elimination of non-significant associations (Table 3, complete data existed for 583 patients).
Advocates for the elderly say that such a change would increase the burden of care already carried by many families.
Because there are no population benefits involved, sexual selection primarily driven by these processes might be a burden when conditions change.
And so the burden of change will be thrust on primary voters over the next few weeks.
Shelters have saved lives, Dunne said, but the burden of change falls on the victim, not the perpetrator.
And because whites, after Jim Crow, turned to the government to take on problems of discrimination, the burden for change is on the government rather than on community.
If the New York City public schools are going to reform themselves, the burden of change will rest on people like Doris Budow.
Our athletes continue to shoulder the burden of change for us, existing loudly, gloriously, in spaces from which women of color were historically excluded.
Amyloid-related changes in hippocampus volume did not explain the association between amyloid burden and change in fractional anisotropy.
