Short term, but not long term, reperfusion resulted in increased lung macrophages and T-cells, while neutrophil counts increased early and remained high after prolonged reperfusion.
Despite its creator, Simon Kuznets, warning that it could never measure anything beyond the velocity of the economy, gross domestic product (GDP), the international metric for wellbeing, counts increased flow through the economy of money and stuff as better.
Blood leukocyte counts increased, whilst platelet counts decreased.
All the counts increased significantly from the secondary collection centre to the Nairobi market.
Increasing the number of counts increased the separation between the imaged healthy and COPD distributions.
In the ensuing 4.8 h particle counts increased in successive size-ranges up to the 0.5 0.7 μm diameter range.
Yeast counts increased with maturity and exceeded 105 cfu/g; therefore, all silages deteriorated with 26 h, irrespective of treatment.
In both sawdust and sand bedding, coliforms, Klebsiella and Streptococcus counts increased over each experimental week, although patterns varied with bedding and bacteria type.
With regards to hematological constituents, while RBC, MCV, MCH, MCHC, HB and HCT level decreased significantly, PLT counts increased in rats treated with 2000 ppm of TCA exposure.
Where they could be calculated, extracted compounds-per-journal article were in the range of 12 to 19 but compound-per-protein counts increased with document numbers.
As for peripheral organs, LPS-stimulated neutrophil counts increased in the brain and colocalized in the brain with endothelial intercellular adhesion molecule (ICAM -1.
