Previous studies have demonstrated significant changes in red blood cell (RBC) transfusion practice over several decades.
The molecular signature of chronic CsA nephrotoxicity using transcriptomic analyses demonstrated significant changes in 40 genes involved in injury repair, metabolism, and oxidative stress in Nox2-/ mice.
Results demonstrated significant changes in performance of spinal manipulation by students using the training aid instrument versus those who did not.
Conclusions: Both treatment groups demonstrated significant changes in visual function and perimacular hemodynamics, sustained after the terminal 3-week washout period.
Findings revealed that both groups of students demonstrated significant changes in their self-perceptions as insiders as a result of their clinical experiences but there was no significant interaction effect of clinical teaching model and time on students' insider self-perceptions.
TEM analysis demonstrated significant changes in the morphology as well as in the microstructure of these NWs, revealing a certain radiation-susceptible nature.
While infected PAI-1−/− mice demonstrated significant changes in lung volume (p = 0.02) by 3 days (Fig. 8a), trends in infected WT mice did not reach significance by 3 days.
As predicted in the hypotheses, these results demonstrated significant changes in heart rate in response to completion of verbal fluency measure based on anger expression style (Figs. 3, 4).
Furthermore, while the current study demonstrated significant changes in the S/I contact center location with increasing abduction (Figure 3), the study by Soslowsky et al. reported no clear shift in the S/I direction in glenoid contact patterns with abduction.
For example, some studies reported that instructional treatments did not meaningfully affect teacher evolution acceptance levels, even in cases in which large learning gains were found (e.g., Nehm and Schonfeld 2007), whereas others have demonstrated significant changes in acceptance but not knowledge (e.g., Nadelson and Sinatra 2010).
Forty-four miRNAs demonstrated significant changes in expression in response to butyrate treatment.
