The explanation for this behavior lies in the fact that with smaller initial distances between mesh nodes the number of pixels that each node needs to travel is also decreasing, resulting in faster progression towards boundaries of objects.
Upregulation of SMARCA1 in Golden Retrievers with hemangiosarcoma was intriguing since changes in expression of a single transcriptional regulator can create genome-wide disruption of a variety of genes, possibly resulting in faster progression of the disease.
Embryonic organo-chlorine exposure resulted in faster progression to increased behavior severity.
Myopia degree of father's and mother's appeared greatest in the fast progression cluster, second greatest in the slow progression cluster and least in the stable cluster.
The proportion of participants having two myopic parents is significantly higher in the group with fast progression of myopia, indicating that heredity has important effects on the growing direction of refraction.
Particularly radiography may be suited for selecting patients with a higher likelihood of fast progression in studies that try to demonstrate the cartilage preserving effect of disease-modifying OA drugs.
These features may be suited for selecting patients with a higher likelihood of fast progression in studies that attempt to demonstrate the cartilage-preserving effect of disease-modifying osteoarthritis drugs.
This suggests that BMLs may themselves be a marker of fast progression and this in turn could explain why BMLs of the right knee predicted both right and left knee replacements.
The proportion of individuals with fast progression was 29% in those with a baseline total cholesterol of 180 mg/dl, 24% for 180 to 219 mg/dl, 38% for 260 to 299 mg/dl, and 48% for >300 mg/dl [ 10, 11].
Phenotypic switching from CCR5 to CXCR4-using variants is well-known to be associated with rapid progression in subtype B (Esbjörnsson et al., 2010), while recent data report similar fast progression in patients infected with CXCR4-using variants of other clades (Li et al., 2014).
In fact, it has been shown that little transcriptional similarity exists between rat MIA-induced OA and human OA-derived cartilage [ 46], probably due to the extensive chondrocyte death associated with the fast progression of OA in the MIA model.
