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Since none of the subjects exhibited score values suggestive of depression, this correlation was obtained in the normal range of the Beck's depression inventory.

MMSE scores are commonly used to screen for dementia (Tombaugh and McIntyre 1992), but few men in our cohort exhibited scores that would typically trigger further evaluation (< 24).

None of the OA synovia was characterised as having a normal histological appearance, 4 exhibited mild (score = 1), 12 moderate (score = 2), and 10 severe (score = 3) synovial inflammation.

Similarly, the top two networks generated for SKBR3 exhibited a score of 42 containing 17 focus genes and a score of 27 containing 12 focus genes, respectively.

Novices displayed average scores of 7.6/20 and experts exhibited average scores of 16.9/20; these differences were significant (t = −7.6, 33 df, P < 0.001).

Liver biopsy was performed in 59 participants; histopathological analysis showed that 61% (36/59) of the biopsies exhibited activity periportal or periseptal scores of zero to one, and 59.3% exhibited fibrosis scores of two to four.

Furthermore, about 50% of all residue pairs exhibited random scores higher than the measured Res values (Figure 1B).

The group injected with the rAAV5-NDI1 in addition to rotenone exhibited optokinetic scores that closely followed those of the control group.

Our patients all exhibited HARQ scores above the cut off of 13/70 required to diagnose airway reflux and represent a distinctive population of patients with reflux induced cough hypersensitivity syndrome [ 19].

We next asked whether task-specific rehabilitative training could enhance recovery of that task after TBI and found that mice subjected to single pellet-reaching training exhibited increased scores at 33 days after injury.

The subscales social isolation (H = 0.28) and having something to do (H = 0.18) were not scalable and exhibited insufficient reliability scores (Rho ≤ 0.53).