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Analysis of the photooxidised samples by AFM has shown that the changes of the surface aspect could be characterised as a function of the irradiation time using several parameters and a tentative correlation between the modifications of the surface and the phase separation with the evolution of the chemical structure is proposed.

"Our testing with public benchmarks has shown that the changes in the December 2017 updates resulted in no measurable reduction in the performance of macOS and iOS... or in common Web browsing benchmarks," the California-based firm said.

Current investigation has shown that the change of ROM could be related to the radiographic progression of the disease.

Moreover, previous investigation [ 16] has shown that the change in the knee kinematics profile is not sensitive to the increasing simulated body weight.

Studies have shown that the changes in VO2max following exercise training vary markedly between individuals and that ~ 50% of the variance can be explained by genetic factors [ 3].

Previous studies have shown that the changes in dendritic morphology evoked by neurotrophins such as BDNF occur after several hours exposure to these agents.

Previous studies have shown that the changes in renal vascular and tubular homeostasis that we have observed in response to a high-fat diet in swine are dependent on proinflammatory redox signalling [ 28, 29].

Based on expression data from eleven genes, we have shown that the changes in gene expression are larger in early and late season, whereas in the middle season, gene expression is more constant [ 8].

Experiments with other heavy metals have shown that the changes in antioxidant systems differ between roots and leaves in response to excess heavy metals [ 27- 29], and may be a response to Mn-excess.

In this study, we have shown that the change in insulator sleeve length, pressure and working voltage affects the pinch time.

Recent studies have shown that the change in MELD score over time to be a better predictor of outcome than the absolute or initial MELD score.