Sentence examples for increased swollen from inspiring English sources

Also, RF RA patients had increased swollen joint count and serum CRP concentration compared to RF RA patients (Mann-Whitney U test, p = 0.02, and p = 0.002, respectively).

In this paper, we showed that loss of Vps35 expression in developing mouse hippocampal neurons results in developmental defects, including shorter apical dendrites, reduced dendritic spines, and increased swollen axons.

Anti-CCP-positive RA patients had increased swollen joint count and serum CRP concentration compared to anti-CCP-negative RA patients (Mann-Whitney U test, p = 0.01, and p < 0.001, respectively).

An additional analysis that adjusted for baseline demographic and other clinical characteristics still found an increased ESR and increased swollen joint counts to be significantly associated with greater joint damage at week 54 in the MTX-alone group.

Thus, as already known for maternal death [ 21], in the present study not only MMR, but also ratios of MNM increased swelled with increasing maternal age, except for the lower extreme of maternal age, again is in agreement with other published results [ 22- 24].

The 'tide-lumps' are increased swells of unusual size due to the combined action of wind against tide.

During the hurricane's second landfall in Mexico, it brought increased swells and gusty winds, recorded up to 68 mph to parts of southern Texas.

The weather of a particular location can show signs of the approaching tropical cyclone, such as increasing swell, increasing cloudiness, falling barometric pressure, increasing tides, squalls, and heavy rainfall.

Upward transfer rates were decreased (lower ACR response) with increased baseline swollen joint count and concomitant corticosteroid treatment.

That increase swelled the projected overtime budget to $177 million, a 5percentt increase over the $168 million spent last year.

The circulatory, nutrient, weather and surf conditions that existed in November 2007 favoured an especially intense and prolonged event that produced large amounts of foam from a very large, senescing dinoflagellate bloom by extending the red tide into a period of increased winter swell.