For example, for livers, the transcript cluster expression profile of 10 rats with an earlier death timepoint (609 +/− 125 days) taken from controls (5 rats) and Roundup treated groups (5 rats) compared to the 10 animals with latter death (727 +/− 11 days) had a q -value of 0.99.
For example for the liver, with (β0,σ0,τ0) = (7.297, 0, arbitrary), the K-S test has D = 0.058 with simulated p = 0.001 but the plot is fairly close.
Other examples of adaptation can be given; for example, liver cells, when exposed to drugs (or other chemicals), increase their level of drug-metabolizing enzymes.
During a systemic inflammatory response such as sepsis there exist additional major sources for PCT (for example, the liver).
MT imaging can be used as a noninvasive technique for imaging collagen and other macromolecules, for example, liver fibrosis.
On the other hand, a significant portion of the population has a medical problem — for example, liver or kidney disease, heart failure or salt-sensitive hypertension — for which the value of salt restriction is not disputed.
For example, liver volume or liver perfusion rates are structural model parameters that permit the direct integration of experimental imaging data.
For example, the liver is the primary storage site for retinol.
For example, liver toxicity caused by tacrine has restricted its availability by prescription.
For example, liver enlargement was seen in connection with hypertrophy and vacuolization of the liver cells and an increase in liver weight in studies on subchronic and chronic toxicity.
