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LTβ deficient mice were more susceptible than LTα deficient mice, although they did not show neurological signs in the first week of infection, and developed slightly higher parasitemia and anemia than wild-type mice (Figure 1D, E).

To establish a hyperglycemia model, lean Zucker rats were intraperitoneally injected with a single dose of STZ (65 mg/kg) [ 33]; the STZ-treated lean Zucker rats would be expected to develop slightly high blood pressure and hyperglycemia but with low plasma insulin levels (Table  1), as described by others [ 34].

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However, the amount of variation in radiata pine SGA that was explained by the models developed here was slightly higher than by the models developed by Gjerdrum et al. (2002) and Fonweban et al. (2013) for Norway spruce and Sitka spruce SGA, respectively.

People from the United States have an average lifetime risk of about 1 in 67 (or 1.5%) of developing the disease, slightly higher than the figure for the UK.

With a total of 1,559 patients, the cumulative number of cases in the publications from the developing hospital was slightly higher than the number of cases from independent users' clinics, comprising 1,445 patients.

The prevalence of non-fatal stroke in Al Quseir city (6.55/1,000) was at the lower range of that recorded in developing countries (5 10/1,000) and slightly higher than that recorded in industrialized countries (5/1,000 population).

Participants who developed pancreatic cancer had a slightly higher BMI and were less likely to perform regular physical activity.

The prevalence of HIV infection was slightly higher in developing cities (7.5%) than in developed cities (6.1%), whereas the prevalence of syphilis was significantly lower in developing cities (8.6%) than in developed cities (15.1%).

We found that SGA infants were at a slightly higher risk for developing BPD and at a significantly higher risk of developing chronic lung disease defined at 36 wk post-menstrual age.

Models developed across two locations actually had slightly higher accuracies for predicting yield of individual genotypes in a subsequent generation than models from either location independently [ 22], demonstrating that if extreme GE interactions are not present, broader inference across locations is desirable.