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We also evaluated whether the degeneration rate could serve as a surrogate marker for implantation potential.

Degeneration rate was increased from time 0 to 48 h, but not significant in different times.

Most probably, in patients with preoperative evident adjacent disc degeneration, fusion increases degeneration rate; this occurs less frequently in patients with preoperatively intact discs, as in our study population.

Moreover, under the low frequency cyclic loading, PRR-reinforcing and STS-reinforcing connections dissipated more energy (336% and 641% respectively) with a lower stiffness degeneration rate and a higher equivalent viscous damping ratio than those of non-reinforced connection.

In the second experiment, the degeneration rate of the oocytes 18 h after exposure to SYBR-14 (5 μg/mL for 10 min) and fluorescence excitation for 5 or 30 s was significantly higher (p < 0.002) than that obtained for non-exposed oocytes.

The degeneration rate of homozygous S334ter-3 rats (Fig. 1) is quite similar to that observed in the heterozygous animals [31].

We sought to determine whether oocyte degeneration rates were associated with the technician performing the procedure, the baseline characteristics of the patient, and/or ovarian stimulation variables.

To determine whether specific structural brain degeneration and rate of disease progression in SCA17 might be associated with the CAG repeat size, observer-independent voxel-based morphometry was applied to high-resolution magnetic resonance images of 16 patients with SCA17 and 16 age-matched healthy controls.

The neurologist explained that as her neurons died, the surviving cells picked up the slack by sprouting new branches – a workaround that masked the underlying degeneration until the rate of cell death outpaced the rate of compensation.

Supplementation of laminectomy with a fusion can prevent development of post-laminectomy instability but at the cost of increased rates of adjacent segment degeneration and higher rates of complications related to implant malpositioning [13, 14, 15].

Despite the broad and widespread presence of potential disease-causing factors, only a subset of neuron classes or distinct brain regions degenerate, and degeneration occurs at varying rates (Ilieva et al., 2009; Saxena and Caroni, 2011).