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Furthermore, the accuracy of grasping and manipulation was improved, reflected by significantly fewer errors during test performance.

Remarkably, detection of peptide #19 reactivity was very much improved, reflected by the enhanced IFN-γ response of CD4+ T cells from patient BH and by the fact that peptide specific T cells now became detectable also in case of healthy donor BF5 (Fig. 3B, C; right panel).

2. After passive transfer of Treg (CD4+CD25+ T cells consisting of 95% FoxP3+ T cells), murine lupus improved reflected by reduced proteinuria and increased survival compared to control mice [ 1]. 3.

As a result, tissue oxygen metabolism was improved, as reflected by lower blood lactate concentrations.

Her kidney function improved, as reflected by a fall in sCr as well as the AKIRisk score.

At the 3-month follow-up, the patient's overall glycemic control improved, as reflected by an HbA1c of 6.6% (49 mmol/mol) that further decreased and remained stable at >6% (42 mmol/mol) while on a basal-bolus regimen.

In comparison with previous studies (14, 17), conducted ten years ago in comparable settings, quality of care has improved, as reflected by the lower percentage of patients scoring below 15 and the general shift of the score distribution toward higher values.

If the adolescent health providers could discuss disease prevention and side effects of vaccination, the uptake rate would be improved as reflected by a recent survey conducted amongst parents and adolescents aged 15 to 17 in a county of New York [ 24].

On the other hand, new generations of the dialysis solutions with neutral pH and low concentration of GDPs suppress intraperitoneal inflammation while the function of the peritoneal leukocytes seems to improve, as reflected by a stronger response to endotoxin [ 30].

The exosomes from hypoxic CPCs improved cardiac function, reflected by improved fractional shortening and reduced fibrosis [ 18].

Although more accurate measurements of fitness are warranted, our results hint at a potential fitness advantage for introgressed fish should improved physiological status reflected by a higher condition index translate into improved survival and/or reproductive success.