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An increased signal in T2-weighted images, which is linked to T2 relaxation time (T2-rt) lengthening, is a well-known MR sign of cardiac and skeletal muscle damage, reflecting heterogeneous phenomena such as oedema and inflammation.
We quantified the release of lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) from cells as a marker of plasma membrane damage, reflecting the degree of cell death.
The high variability is likely to be caused by cerebellar and cerebral damage reflecting the influence of disease and surgery-related factors.
The extent of the damage reflecting OA stage was scored from 0 (whole cartilage surface intact) to 4 (more than 50% of cartilage surface affected).
Deficits in phonological fluency, which were substantial in our patients, have been shown to relate to frontal lobe damage, reflecting an additional executive component.
Notably, changes including elevated levels of expression of Kras and mmu-miR-155 and the repression of Socs1 were observed following genotoxic damage, reflecting induction of a cancer-prone phenotype.
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Clinton administration officials insisted that the dirt and damage reflected normal wear and tear.
The level of property damage reflected higher insurance coverage, the survey said.
Diffuse alveolar damage reflects injury to the pulmonary alveolar wall and microvasculature, leading to the exudation of water and plasma proteins that can overwhelm the local lymphatic drainage.
However, in case of wallets built with lime-slag mortar, freeze thaw damage reflected in the reduction of modulus of elasticity.
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