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Wing length (a factor demonstrating body size and reproductive fitness) was also monitored after NaF exposure.

A synonymous mutation in exon 3 of OXTR was highly significantly (P < 0.01) associated with front and rear leg pasterns and two principal components demonstrating body side profile and leg movement.

In accordance with our previous observations, we found that most genes were turned on within 5 to 14 days, demonstrating body and muscle weight, muscle fiber size, single fiber contractile properties and contractile protein contents are maintained during the initial four days of the experimental ICU intervention [ 7].

After MCAO, every rat demonstrated body weight loss.

Koulakov (2011), and Alinaghi et al. (2007), demonstrated body and shear wave anomalies beneath Iran along different cross-sections resulted from tomographic inversions.

Earlier published, uncontrolled studies of V1 demonstrated body weight gain, increase in T-lymphocyte numbers, decrease in viral load, and improved survival of end-stage AIDS patients.

Similar results from Wong et al. [ 23] demonstrated body fat mass and lean body mass were independently associated with VO2max in Chinese adults.

Body posture screening tests carried out at schools reveal that 50-60% of children and adolescents demonstrate body posture abnormalities, with 10% of this group at risk for progressive spinal deformities.

Both diabetic and treadmill-running groups demonstrated body weight loss (Stz, 19 ± 1 g; Exe, 20 ± 1 g) and high blood glucose (Stz, 389 ± 21 mg/dl; Exe, 391 ± 37 mg/dl), similar to the mice in the angiography experiment.

Reports from other studies have shown that young animals or humans with reduced insulin demonstrated body weight gain impairment and a delay in the process of growth and physical maturation [ 21].

OVX rats demonstrated body weight gain and a significant loss in uterine weight, which has previously been used as a reliable measure of estrogen deprivation at the end-organ sites [ 60, 61].