In patients with high HbA1c, no significant plaque regression was observed, whereas marked plaque regression was observed in patients with low HbA1c, even in those with diabetes, although the decreases in LDL-C levels were similar in both groups.
The clinical response of psoriatic skin lesions was measured using the Psoriasis Area and Severity Index (PASI), body surface area and the Physician's Global Assessment on a 7-point scale (ranging from 0 [clear] to 6 [very marked plaque elevation, scaling, or erythema]).
To gain insight into the relationship between AD pathology and loss of hnRNP A/B expression, we triple labelled the human entorhinal cortex with antibodies against hnRNP A/B or SR proteins, a thioflavin-S staining which marks plaques and tangles and DNA counter staining to visualize intact nuclei.
I've already alluded to the inability of Silas in 1998 to find any monument, sign, or plaque marking the landscape or commemorating the march of prisoners having passed in April 1945.
There, homes marked with plaques detailing original residents are found alongside newer ranch-style houses.
In fact, so natural was this burial ground that none of the graves was marked: no plaques, no tributes, and the only flowers were wild ones.
Profile California State University in Chico was originally founded in 1887 as the State Normal School for Chico on a donated eight-acre plot of a cherry orchard, and today cherry trees are planted and marked with plaques to commemorate the gift.
Standing on a windy hill, he extolled the joys of early motor travel and the legacy of the old hotels and cafes — their ruins marked with plaques that Scott was instrumental in helping fund and install.
If this were someplace else that commanded more respect than the Meadowlands, Snake Hill might be marked with a plaque or a fancy road sign.
Discreet plaques mark their graves.
