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Brachial and radial artery diameters, as well as the brachial artery flow, remained virtually unaltered at slight to moderate elevations of the distending pressure, whereas at markedly elevated pressures (>160 170 mmHg) the diameters and flows increased substantially in the arm arteries.
Between 5 and 10 years after transplant, 57% of HCV-positive and 6% of HCV-negative patients had mild to moderate elevations of AST (P <.0001), but HCV infection was not associated with excess mortality between 3 and 10 years after bone marrow transplantation.
Moderate elevations of DA above the tonic background levels appear to bring the system to the peak of the inverted U-curve where signals are potently increased without affecting noise, thereby optimizing S∶N (Fig. 8).
The four industrial subcohorts were consistent in showing significant although moderate elevations of cancer mortality.
However, post-diagnosis coping was predominantly adaptive, with only mild to moderate elevations of anxious or depressive mood.
In slight and moderate elevations of prolactin no further diagnostics were performed and the patients were only monitored for the next year.
For example, the hepatic expression of CRP, a non-specific marker of inflammation, was elevated in all obese patients in accordance with the moderate elevation of CRP plasma levels in the cohort of severely obese patients [10].
Preflight workload produced an increase of plasma norepinephrine and a moderate elevation of epinephrine levels.
Congenital heart defects are correlated with moderate elevation of the mother's blood sugar during pregnancy, even if she's not diabetic, according to a new study.
An inverted U-shaped dose response relationship between salivary cortisol levels and recall performance was observed, with moderate elevation of salivary cortisol resulting in the best recall performance.
Mild elevation of serum transaminases and moderate elevation of alkaline phosphatase (ALP) can occur due to tumour infiltration or extrahepatic bile duct obstruction [21].
