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Prior studies that examined the relationship between HbA1c and physical function among older adults with diabetes (5, 6) suggested that the relationship between diabetes and functional decline may be mediated by glycemic control.
In contrast to dogs and humans, elderly cats experience an increase in their maintenance energy requirements rather than a continued decline, which may be mediated partly through a better-maintained basal metabolic rate but also through progressive compromise in fat and protein digestion.
Hypothyroidism resulted in a significant decrease in Smo mRNA levels selectively in the DG, raising the intriguing possibility that the neurogenic decline observed in hypothyroid animals may be mediated through a reduced responsivity to Shh signaling.
The results also show evidence that the decline of T b with age may be mediated via reduced locomotor activity.
This, in turn, implies that the frequently observed association between chronological age and cognition (e.g., Salthouse, 2010) may be mediated by global sensory declines of the type measured here.
This suggests that the decline in muscle strength is not mediated by changes in gene transcription within muscle itself, but may be mediated post-transcriptionally or by neuronal and/or hormonal adaptations to immobilization.
His new novel, though it may be mediated by these technological miracles, is set at a distance from them.
Our findings suggest that the therapeutic efficacy of fluoxetine may be mediated, at least partially, via reversal of oxidative damage as demonstrated by protective enhancement of antioxidant status following a stress-induced decline.
It also has analgesic properties which may be mediated by activation of the central opioid system.
