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While the deviation of bLCC from WT is parallel to the changes of ICa, L, the difference between cLCC and WT is more pronounced in the integral of Jrel.

Parallel to the changes of morphology, the level of serum ALT was reduced significantly in xenon + LPS group (56.0 ± 12.1 IU/L) when compared with LPS group (82.6 ± 9.1 IU/L, p = 0.000) and nitrogen + LPS group (79.5 ± 13.6 IU/L, p = 0.005) (Fig. 1 F ).

The Young's modulus in the direction perpendicular to the chain axis was also found to decrease remarkably in parallel to the change of the chain packing mode.

This increase is transient, and is parallel to the changes in representation of hindpaw in the layer IV of the somatosensory cortex.

The release of melatonin, like N-acetylserotonin, increased parallel to the changes in the content of NE in culture medium).

In parallel to the changes described above, statistical analysis of the data also reveals that low oxygen leads to a preferential decrease in transcripts for genes encoding for proteins involved in transport, signalling, lipid metabolism, secondary metabolism and redox-regulation (Fig.  3).

It is based on the replacement plant (RP) which connected in parallel to the plant changes the property of the latter.

In parallel to the chromosomal changes, several determinants of tumour cell malignancy were analysed in BTL cells.

In parallel to the above described changes of the bone marrow in general, the metaphyses and growth plates of the affected bones may also show an edema on MR images initially, and, later, a fatty conversion.

On the other hand, TD2 consists of the terms directly propagated along the fault plane because the fault plane is parallel to the direction of velocity changes.

In light of the rapid clearance of neutrophils after infusion of secukinumab, which occurred in parallel to the improvement of epidermal changes and clinical signs of psoriasis, it was speculated that reoccurrence of these cells may contribute to early clinical relapse.