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Voss et al. [26] also reported that most patients with UKR walked with a normal gait pattern as assessed in the gait laboratory.

The collagen degradation pattern (as assessed by polarization and transmission electron microscopy) was found to correspond inversely to the tensile stress field such that fibrils under lower tensile load were preferentially cleaved.

A mixed-design analysis of variance was employed using pre- and posttreatment values as the within-subjects factor and skeletal Class, vertical growth pattern as assessed by upper/lower face height ratio values, and extraction or nonextraction as the between-subjects factor.

The regularity of the insulin release pattern, as assessed by approximate entropy was similar, as was the spectral power and the autocorrelation coefficient (Table 2).

The crossover pattern (as assessed by the interaction between race and the smooth line) is statistically significant (p < 0.0001) for both birth weight and gestational age. Figure 2 shows the association between neonatal mortality and relative birth weight.

However, the desmin staining pattern, as assessed by immunocytochemistry, was notably different among the reprogrammed cells); specifically, the ADSCs modified with pLL-GNG and pLL-NNG were positive for desmin, but the pLL-ANG-modified cells were not.

Internalization did not significantly alter morphology, lead to clumping, or affect the surface expression patterns of isolated B cells as assessed by the measurement of CD40, CD80, CD86 and MHC II expression by immunostaining and flow cytometry.

Expression analysis of counted sequencing results reveals a broad range of patterns, as assessed by K-means clustering (Figure 3C and Figure S7).

We suggest that this large number of clusters reflects the high level of diversity within TE families in terms of copy divergence and nesting patterns, as assessed by clustering algorithms.

Table 2 shows a summary of the X-chromosome inactivation patterns as assessed by HUMARA.

Figure 2 shows representative cases of concordant and discordant X-chromosome inactivation patterns as assessed by HUMARA.