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Ferritin levels were increased in AI compared to the reference value and also hepcidin, and IL-6 levels were high, but did not increase further over time (Fig. 2).
The research project is designed to include a minimum of 250 patients; however, all patients treated at the unit are invited to participate, so the sample size is expected to increase further over time.
The superiority of the GE_ref over the BL_ref scheme would therefore have increased further over time.
The effect was detectable as early as 12 hours following stimulation of the cells and increased further over time to reach a plateau at 48 hours.
Both SNAP25 and synaptophysin immunoreactivity were already elevated compared with controls at 4 months of age, and levels of both proteins subsequently increased further over time (Fig. 6B and data not shown).
On the other hand, HM fortification might lead to feeding intolerance, because it increases osmolality to values higher than the expected, with further increase over time [ 60].
HR values initially increased at the start of CAP exposures but did not further increase over time.
However, this was followed by a sustained increase in blood pressure of 4 6 mmHg above baseline values after two months of fingolimod, with no further increase over time.
Due to the high effectiveness of varicella vaccines and the resultant decrease of unvaccinated cases, the proportion of vaccinated cases is expected to further increase over time [ 18].
Together, these results indicate that the innate immune system is activated by radiation exposure during development and remains activated in adulthood weeks after irradiation and may further increase over time.
Although previous estimates for Germany were restricted to Saarland, covering a population of only about 3% of the population included in the current study, a very similar result was obtained when we restricted our current analysis to Saarland, suggesting that the difference in survival is due to a further increase over time rather than to a regional variation.
