Sentence examples for course of alterations from inspiring English sources

The present study shows, for the first time, a robust and reproducible technique to perform longitudinal MEMRI (L-MEMRI) experiments and to study the time course of alterations of the corticothalamic connections following stroke in the rat.

"The list of horrible things that can happen in the course of alterations is endless," Ms. Talel said, citing a minor paint job that turned into a fire when a worker left a blowtorch too close to the paint.

Whether shorter duration of apelin-13 treatment, and the dose-response relationship or the time course of alterations of related factors need to be determined in a systemic preclinical study on the same and different stroke models.

These similarities and differences in the time course of alterations between the spleen and brain tissues might be attributed to similar and different pathological changes that are occurring in each of these tissue compartments during the course of disease.

The present study was aimed at investigating the influence of pregnancy on the pharmacokinetic profile of ZNM in rabbits because well-studied, detailed pharmacokinetic investigations involving alterations and time course of alterations are lacking and knowledge of pharmacokinetic profile of ZNM during pregnancy is important in order to optimize drug therapy.

Moreover, the time-course of alterations in Areg expression corresponds to pharmacokinetic properties of the drugs: we observed a strong increase in the mRNA abundance of Areg 1 h after injection of cocaine, 2 h after methamphetamine and 4 h after tranylcypromine.

The aims of this work were to assess (1) whether rats with portacaval shunts (PCS), a model of HE, show alterations in sleep and if they are similar to those in patients with HE; (2) Whether hyperammonemia plays a role in these sleep alterations; and (3) the time course of sleep alterations in these animal models.

Using thromboelastometry (ROTEM®), we assessed the course of hemostatic alterations in patients with sepsis and related these alterations to the severity of organ dysfunction.

Unfortunately, continuous TCD studies were not available in this patient series, therefore we cannot comment on the course of vascular alterations and it is unclear how long patients with vascular alterations remain at risk for ischemia.

The course of histopathological alterations within jejunal graft architecture during the initial adaptation phase in the host body was investigated.

In the present study we concentrate on the time course of these alterations.