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In contrast to the proinflammatory cytokines, the antral IL-10 mRNA level of WT-infected gerbils was not significantly induced after 4 weeks of infection, but constantly increased up to 15-fold after several months of infection.

According to the VCSS assessment, presence of varicose veins (component score 1 3) dropped to a minimum of less than 5percentnt at 6-week follow-up, but constantly increased thereafter to 47·4percentnt at 5 years, reflecting the natural course of venous disease.

The results show that for a given stress intensity range, K, the FCPR of the welded geometry with fixed externally low R ratio (R = 0.1), but constantly increasing Rlocal, is the same as for the as-machined geometry without RS, solicited at high cyclic stress ratio (R = 0.7).

Finland is a country with a relatively low, but constantly increasing number of immigrants.

This finding was in accordance with a previous study that reported a parallel but constantly increasing SES disparity during 1967 2004 in Norway, which has a similar kind of welfare system to Finland [ 17].

In this particular case, the long series of pre-Fukushima monitoring data teach us that the Sr/Cs activity ratio is not constant in foodstuffs but constantly increases with time, thus causing an underestimation of the internal exposure as long as a constant (and low) ratio is assumed by the regulatory bodies.

Fish species such as A. aspius, B. barbus, C. nasus, S. glanis and G. cernua were absent within the first observation period, but their relative abundance constantly increased to 75 (C. nasus) and 100%% (all other four species), up to 2010.

Joint effusions were initially dominated by neutrophils, but the portion of monocytes constantly increased reaching 50% at day 6 after fracture (P < 0.02).

The values then constantly increased in the following weeks.

The complexity of industrial applications has constantly increased over the last decades.

Hypomagnesemia occurrence constantly increased from day 1 to day 3, from 0 to 71%%.