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This study was designed to determine whether awareness of change in load alters ventilatory response during moderate exercise.

When load alters to out-of-plane normal force, facesheet delamination becomes main failure mode, occurring where stiffness mutation of joint structure turns up, and bearing reaction can bring about resin base of lattice core fracture, further leading to debonding.

The need for fibronectin in the sensing mechanism is also consistent with several reports that mechanical load alters the structure of the fibronectin molecule, specifically the synergy site [62] [65].

Changes in the model parameter values of N, ρ and GP within the admissible range (i.e. leading to the eventual clearance of pathogens by the host or low persistent pathogen load) alters the time scales of the response curves without affecting the overall shape characteristics of the pathogen load and immune response curves.

Alan Grodzinsky (Cambridge, MA, USA) stressed how the nature of the load alters the cartilage response.

Overall, these results suggest that HIV-1 infection resulting in high viral load alters several genes and cellular processes related to HIV-1 induced disease progression.

An experiment was designed to determine if the addition of a load altered the effector transfer profile observed in earlier experiments using multi-element movement sequences.

For instance, HIV-1 infection independent of viral load altered expression of only 4 miRNAs, whereas 191 miRNAs are significantly regulated in the high viral load group compared to uninfected controls.

The data suggest that salt loading alters the activity of central α2-AR, resulting in a hypertensive hyperadrenergic state.

Our hypothesis is that physiologic, in vivo cyclical joint loading alters the regional chemical composition of cartilage, specifically proteoglycan.

Among the other known risk factors of OA are increasing age, sex, significant trauma, obesity and the resulting excessive loading, altered gait and altered biomechanics (e.g. varus or valgus deformity) [ 9- 17].