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Electrophysiology had deteriorated significantly and now demonstrated delayed and reduced rod responses, further delayed photopic and flicker ERG and reduced P50 in the pattern ERG and a grossly abnormal multifocal ERG.

On CTT 80%% demonstrated delayed colonic transit, while on GES 60%% demonstrated delayed gastric emptying.In this cohort of POTS patients with gastrointestinal symptoms, there is a high prevalence of abnormal manometric and radiographic findings suggestive of dysmotility.

Spinal cord injury patients who demonstrated delayed healing of their pressure ulcers were used as study subjects.

Homozygous COMT Met-allele carriers, which had demonstrated delayed extinction in previous investigations, show deficient fear inhibition in presence of a learned safety signal.

Activation maps demonstrated delayed propagation of action potentials across the LV epicardium in the hydrogel-injected group when compared to saline and no-injection groups.

The animals treated with both RN and RANK-Fc demonstrated delayed development of bone lesions, inhibition of osteolysis, small soft tissue tumors and preservation of bone architecture with less tumor induced new bone formation.

It usually demonstrates delayed enhancement on contrast-enhanced images.

Similarly, the peripancreatic capsule demonstrates delayed enhancement [24].

The kinetics of kill vary depending on the source of silver ions with silver derived from ion-exchange processes demonstrating delayed activity compared with that derived from soluble salts.

Releasing a different axial constraint of the telescopic body also allows for controlled axial dynamisation, without loss of significant length — a property useful for distal tibial fractures demonstrating delayed healing.

Mori, S, Nakano, H, Aritomi, K, Wang, CR, Gunn, MD, and Kakiuchi, T. "Mice lacking expression of the chemokines CCL21-ser and CCL19 (plt mice) demonstrate delayed but enhanced T cell immune responses". J Exp Med 193, no. 2 (January 15 , 2001: 207-218.