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Among the "new" KLKs, KLK 4 15 that were gradually characterized from the mid-1990s onwards, KLKs 8 13 possess 99-loop insertions from two to eight residues (see alignment in Fig. 1).

With less robust expression of TNF-α, survival is longer (mean time to death approximately 10 months) and the CHF phenotype evolves more gradually, characterized by ventricular hypertrophy and dilatation, interstitial infiltrates and fibrosis, and depressed adrenergic response.

Through the Paleogene and Neogene periods (from about 65 to 2.6 million years ago), sub-basins developed that gradually were characterized by a great range of salinities.

More generally, eighteenth-century theories shift gradually from characterizing emotions primarily by how they represent their intentional contents to considering their qualitative phenomenology, the special 'feel' of the emotions.

In addition to analyzing a bad-news model in which information arrives gradually, we characterize a general bound on consumer optimism that guarantees that the instantaneous learning results are robust.

Cervical carcinoma develops gradually through well characterized precursor lesions [ 2].

Diabetes develops gradually and is characterized by progressive insulin resistance and hyperinsulinemia during the pre-diabetes phase followed by increasing hyperglycemia after clinical onset.

Patients can experience a gradually progressive disease, characterized by steady worsening of symptoms, lung function and gas exchange [ 26, 27] or they can experience an acute respiratory deterioration termed an acute exacerbation noted by rapid worsening of symptoms over a short time frame (usually less than 1 month) [ 28].

Gradually cooled samples are characterized by XRD.

Plate materials of modified 9Cr 1Mo steel (P91) containing four levels of silicon (Si) exhibited dynamic strain ageing (DSA) phenomenon characterized by gradually reduced failure strain and serrations in the engineering stress strain diagrams under tensile loading within a temperature range of ambient to 400 °C.

For this, we chose diabetic KKAy mice which are characterized by gradually worsening obesity and hyperglycemia.