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We observed that, in cases of infection, as the first line of innate immunity, newly recruited PMNs may present changes in phenotype that are specifically related to infection.
Dogs with pelvic fractures treated conservatively may present changes in percentage of BW distribution and SI of the kinetic and temporospatial parameters.
Dogs with pelvic fractures treated conservatively may present changes in percentage of body weight distribution and symmetry indices of the kinetic and temporospatial parameters.
The hypothesis was that dogs may present changes in kinetic and temporospatial parameters because of the fractures, which may interfere with the symmetry index.
Parasitized fishes may present significant changes in their hematological and physiological characteristics, affecting their development (Ruane et al. 2000).
In fact, there are reports demonstrating that transgenic plants carrying genes coding for osmoprotectants under a constitutive promoter may present morphological changes as well as growth rate and seed grain yield reduction [ 32, 33].
On the other hand, this study might be subject to attentional bias -Hawthorne effect [ 55]- by which just the fact of being included in a study -and even before receiving the intervention- the subject may present behavioral changes.
From Figs. 4(a) and 2(c), one concludes that no significant differences in T z can be observed for the NRI and PRI curves using the adopted parameters, even though C pr, z may present profound changes in amplitude or in shape (Figs. 4(b) and 4(d)).
In the current study, we hypothesize that migraine patients without T2-visible lesions may present PAG volume changes.
Even though genes in the red class could be considered as a very promising set of reference genes for normalization purposes in fungi, they too may present unexpected regulatory changes in specific contexts.
It may present as a change in cognition (memory problems, disorientation and language disturbance) or perceptual disturbance (hallucinations).
