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(c) Cardiomyocytes ultrastructure changes as evaluated by transmission electron microscopy.

PD patients with rs671 AG) and (AA) presented more frontal behavioral changes as evaluated by the FBI.

Secondly, we wanted to evaluate whether the intraarticular location would influence changes in the subchondral bone and degenerative changes as evaluated from macroscopic appearance and proteoglycan content of synovial fluid (Messner et al. 1993a).

During the phase of functional impairment nadir (from Baseline to week four), the decrease in PVF measurement did not correlate in a significant manner with the development of structural changes as evaluated using MRI (Table 1).

The cost function is a sum of terms quadratic in the differences between the data and their model counterparts and terms quadratic in the temperature and salinity time rate of change as evaluated using the model equations.

There were two minor responses and four no-change cases, as evaluated by radiological findings.

The aim of this study is to correlate the clinical presentation of SAE with changes in PI, as evaluated by Transcranial Doppler (TCD).

Global changes as well as changes in participant status (as evaluated by quality of life), safety (as measured by the prevalence and severity of adverse effects or adverse events) and costs (if available) will be measured as secondary outcomes.

In one controlled study [ 16], pyometra related changes in the kidney were similar in severity to age related changes in healthy dogs, as evaluated by light microscopy, electron microscopy and immunohistochemistry.

We will look at four main secondary outcomes: (1) global changes (eg, proportion of participants whose symptoms improved after treatment); (2) changes in participant status as evaluated by quality of life (eg, Dermatology Life Quality Index 18); (3) safety as measured by the prevalence and severity of adverse effects or adverse events and (4) cost (if available).

They will look into new areas including assessing unconventional methods of lessening the impact of climate change, such as evaluating the direct capture of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.