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This weight reduction is followed by a normalisation of several metabolic parameters including diet-induced glucose intolerance in the high-fat fed EPO transfected mice.
This is usually followed by a normalisation of permeability and reduced fluid losses during the second day [ 1, 2].
Another possible cause is frequent or long hospitalisation early in the course of disease (diagnosis, therapy initiation) followed by a normalisation of hospitalisation rates.
Importantly, the antidepressant effects of 5α3α-THPROG in the FST and NSF paradigms were additionally accompanied by a normalisation of stress-induced BDNF deficits in the hippocampus (Evans et al., 2012).
MI subscale: quality of medical information RS subscale: relationships with staff and daily routine The new response format associated with a 5-point scale yielded a very marked decrease in ceiling effect accompanied by a normalisation of the scores (Table 3).
In fact, the vasoconstriction caused by AVP resulted in a normalisation of systemic pressure from 67±± 4 mmHg to 93 ± 4 mmHg despite the reduction in CO.
This article demonstrates that the regulations, policies and laws issued by the Chinese government since 2012 represent a normalisation of the internet by a comparatively transparent government (with respect to the internet), which can serve and is increasingly being used as a model for other governments.
The decrease in adipose tissue mass was accompanied by a complete normalisation of fasting insulin levels and glucose tolerance in the high-fat fed mice.
Within all steps of the multivariate multilevel analysis, data were adjusted by a normalisation procedure for the overrepresentation of university hospitals and deceased patients.
It actually cited two reasons for the currency's weakness, saying between August 2015 and February 2016 "the British pound depreciated by 7%, driven by expectations of a later normalisation of monetary policy in the United Kingdom and concerns about a potential exit from the European Union".
