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In the case of a controlled, known pressure, in vivo temporal measurements could correlate decreasing oxygenation with metabolic demand for potential diagnostic applications.

We could not correlate decreasing ΔCPIS with survival (p = 0.79); CPIS < 6 on D3 was also not correlated with survival (p = 0.59).

We could not correlate decreasing ΔCPIS with adequacy of antibiotic treatment (p = 1.00) and CPIS < 6 on D3 with adequacy of treatment (p = 0.55).

Although this is not the shortest intermolecular contact (the distance from a Me group to a bridging arene shortens from 3.666 5) Å to 3.24 5) Å), it demonstrates a flexibility in the sterically unsaturated molecules that could correlate with the decreasing intramolecular C10=U1 distance.

We could correlate high levels of XIAP immunoreactivity with decreased survival time in our series of HCC patients.

The decreased expression of MMP13, MMP14 and MMP2 in Cll-treated mice, due to decrease production from MPs and muscle cells, could correlate with the delay in regeneration and collagen deposition.

To control for the latter, duplicate assays were performed in parallel using a different selective media, FOA, where increased silencing could not correlate with decreased colony growth (Fig. 3B, grey bars).

It was reported that Raman spectroscopy results could be used to investigate the particle size of TiO2 nanoparticles, since an unusual band shifts of Raman bands could be correlated to decrease of particle size of the samples [35].

Based on the above, we hypothesized that an increase in the circulating NO pool following flavanol consumption could be correlated with decreased arginase activity.

In the current study, although no significant association with IOP was observed, we found evidence that smoking could be correlated with decreased CCT in AOAG.

Second, to study whether the severity of disease could be correlated with a decreased frequency of regulatory T cells, we chose to study the presence or absence of RF and erosions.