To describe a regression of retinal hard exudates in 2 patients with diabetic maculopathy, and to report immunohistologic findings reflecting lipid deposition in the retina.
However, on the dysfunctional extreme, a person going through a tough divorce can regress dramatically to an immaturity that can be truly destructive, which I have labeled a "character trap". It is a term that I use to describe a regression of a personality within a limited time frame -- usually the years surrounding your divorce.
Indeed, Talchai and colleagues found strong evidence of beta-cell dedifferentiation in several murine models of diabetes, describing a regression of beta-cell to an endocrine progenitor-like phenotype, pointing out an advantage to beta-cell in adopting a dedifferentiated fate, which may facilitate their survival [ 49].
First, we describe a regression model in which the effects of all rare alleles are modeled by a single parameter.
A recursive splitting of cluster nodes describing a regression tree as has been described in [18] reiterates these advantages.
This article describes a Poisson regression model for time trends of mortality to detect the long-term effects of common levels of air pollution on lung cancer, in which the adjustment for cigarette smoking is not always necessary.
If the user has opted to simultaneously fit the observed curve with a single and double exponential, clicking "Indicate Best Fit" gives an indication of which regression describes a given treatments data most reliably.
A few case reports have described spontaneous regression of MCC, likely associated with a local inflammation reaction at the tumour site (Richetta et al, 2008; Ciudad et al, 2010; Wooff et al, 2010).
The film has been described as a "regression" that promotes the myth of the black rapist and the honourable and defensive role of the Ku Klux Klan during Reconstruction, and as a "social propaganda" film offering a "white supremacist" view of the past.
One patient described complete regression of swallowing problems immediately after the surgery with some deterioration later on.
