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We also found that the PD DNA hypermethylation changes are prominent at enhancer regulatory regions.

4 The face is a site at which these changes are prominent.

Besides, the ultrastructural changes are prominent in the ovary of M. rosenbergii, exposed to TBT.

It thus seems unlikely that the genomic features we have described for the K-Channel gene family in zebra finches, including novel genes or protein coding changes, are prominent mechanisms for tailoring the functional properties of circuitry for vocal production and maintenance.

Although architectural changes are prominent, several studies have shown a variable, dynamically activated HSC contractility, as well as compression of the sinusoids and the space of Disse, which significantly contribute to the increased pressure within the sinus and increased intrahepatic resistance typical of portal hypertension [ 14].

The age categorization was based on the facts that people of age 18 and 24 years old are considered young adults; the ages from 25 to 54 years are adulthood; between 55 and 64 years, biological changes are prominent, especially for women; those aged 65 and over are considered seniors.

Cultivated land loss and land use changes were prominent in the study area and the land conversion rate was shown to be accelerating.

However, such changes were prominent when the intake continued for one more week.

The severe histopathological changes were prominent in periportal zone with appearance of hyperemia of portal vein, and inflammatory cells infiltration (Fig.  4cd).

I have seen malignant forms of Alzheimer's that lead to profound dementia and death in a year, while other patients may have years of good life and decline only very slowly; I have seen patients in whom intellectual loss and personality change are prominent from the start, and others in whom such changes may not occur until the very last stages of the illness.

In Fig. 4b, c, low-PBF region remained after the TF correction, which corresponded to the area where emphysematous change was prominent in HRCT.