Sentence examples for noted in joint from inspiring English sources

A more dramatic change was noted in joint tissue, where the ΔdbpAB/dbpAB load was 23-fold and 11-fold, respectively, higher than those of the genotypes ΔdbpAB/dbpA' and ΔdbpAB/dbpB' at 1 month, but the differences became indistinguishable among the three genotypes after 4 months of infection.

As Mr Deal noted in a joint speech with Mr Reed on December 3rd, "Mayor Reed and I didn't vote for the same guy last month.

In September 2003, Treasury Secretary John W. Snow and a team of his aides took reporters from The Times and other papers on a six-day tour on a military aircraft "to show off the department's efforts," Mr. Keller and Dean Baquet, the editor of The Los Angeles Times, noted in a joint Op-Ed commentary that appeared yesterday.

They noted in a joint op-ed in The New York Times last Friday that the current Montgomery G.I. Bill provides hardly enough for one to attend a community college, and that "first-class service to country deserves first-class appreciation".

From day 12 to 14 after the primary immunization, swelling was noted in the joints of the 16 rats in groups A and B. The arthritis scores were significantly lower in the KLH-YG1-treated rats than in the KLH-treated rats (Figure 4D).

Increased production of NO and associated molecules has been noted in OA joints and specifically in chondrocytes [ 48].

Czamara et al. [ 21] noted that in the SB ACLR group, more disorders of rotation kinematics were noted in large joints of the lower limbs during gait in comparison with the DB ACLR and control groups.

The 1-point difference in pain scores between the BoNT and placebo group in this study is similar to that noted in studies of joint pain, however, the larger standard deviation likely led to this difference being non-significant in this case.

However, PAD4 WT and KO animals develop K/BxN serum transfer disease with comparable severity and kinetics, with no statistically significant differences noted in clinical scores, swelling, joint erosion or joint invasion.

In the DB ACLR group, no statistically significant changes were noted in the studied joints in comparison with the results obtained from the control group (Table 6).

In the DB ACLR group, statistically significant changes were noted in the studied joints in comparison with the results obtained from the control group in phase KTO (Table 6).