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No significant changes emerged in mfERG when comparing patients vs control; MWA vs MWoA, patients with and without chromatic perception dysfunctions.

Not significant changes emerged in both treatment groups during the year after conclusion of psychotherapy.

During the period of 12 months on AD, some changes emerged in memory performances compared to the baseline values (Table 1).

On EDI-OCT images, the focal lesions in the photoreceptor layer almost resolved, but cystoid changes emerged in inner retinal layers together with marked thinning of outer retinal layers.

We are encouraged also by the rapid changes emerging in the last few years in the research literature.

Furthermore, given subtle but wide-spread differences in the cortical tissue shown by neuroimaging methods (see the next paragraph), it is reasonably safe to expect that the SZ-associated changes emerge in the extended dipole layer that belongs to the surface cortical areas affected by the disease.

Of greater interest are the secondary compensatory changes emerging in polymerase mutants (6 ).

How do these cell- and tissue-level changes emerge in the first place?

Liver stiffness could predict portal pressure by measuring physical properties of structural changes emerging in last stages of liver fibrosis; therefore, liver elastography could be potentially accurate tool for stiffness assessment.

Forces for change emerged in the state's moribund Labor party during the 1970s and 1980s.

Mr. Watson of Microsoft said the policy change emerged in part because of a push from his group.