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These changes translated to a decrease in lower anterior facial height of 0.9? ?1.mm (P?<?.01).01
Consistent with this, the lesion compositional changes translated to a heightened plaque vulnerability index in mice lacking TIMP-2, compared alongside TIMP-1-deficient mice and wild-type control animals (Table 1 ; see Supplementary material online, Figure S2 ).
For some newcomers, these changes translate to housing stock that is a bargain compared to that of New York City.
The Pistons will be hoping those changes translate to Drummond's play on the court after a tumultuous offseason in Detroit.
Combined with variation in how soil P source changes translate to resulting P delivery to water bodies, water policy regulators are advised to note this inherent uncertainty from P source to receptor with regard to expectations of Water Framework Directive water quality targets and deadlines.
It's not totally clear how these physical brain changes translate to function: The only change in cognition was that with increasing alcohol consumption, there was very slight decrease in performance on a test of semantic fluency, which measures how many words a person can generate in a particular category within a certain amount of time.
The pension contribution changes translate to a $9,033 total net savings for the city through the end of the contract, according to a city report.
We must then investigate whether these changes translate to increased risk for renal disease.
However, it remains unclear how clinical risk factors in CKD produce specific neurophysiologic changes, and how these changes translate to clinically relevant neurocognitive outcomes.
Reported experience and modelling approaches, such as decision-tree sensitivity analysis, can demonstrate that these management changes translate to improved cost-effectiveness (Fig. 3).
How do such relatively small changes translate to the role of Oct6 in neural induction by targeting both intrinsic transcription factors and extracellular signaling molecules?
