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Fluorescein angiography demonstrated dye leakage from retinal vessels with a venous predominance, consistent with the clinical findings.

Five of the subjects had airflow obstruction on spirometry, as defined by a post-bronchodilator FEV1/FVC ratio <0.7, and these subjects also had radiological evidence of emphysema on high resolution CT (HRCT) scanning, which was panacinar with a lower zone predominance (consistent with the classical distribution and type in PiZZ homozygotes) in two and upper zone predominant in two.

a Frontal chest x-ray showing prominent coarse interstitial and reticular opacities with a peripheral and basilar predominance, findings consistent with a UIP pattern of fibrosis.

In our study, anorectal GISTs showed a distinct predilection for older age, mean age of 66 years (range 30 89 years) and male predominance (3:1), consistent with several other series.

Indeed, our cohort presented a mean age of 75 years and a strong female predominance, which is consistent with epidemiological data reported in the literature [ 1– 3].

Distribution of the functional systems was most divergent in P30, which showed predominance in metabolism consistent with a community shifted towards an enhanced biomass degradation metabolism.

We have also shown that there is a clear male predominance in smoking, consistent with the prevalence among the general population and previous studies conducted on primary care physicians.

The predicted bacteriophage predominance in Bear Paw and the predicted archaeal virus predominance in Octopus is consistent with the results of Genbank BLAST, and with well described correspondence between higher temperatures and higher predominance of Archaea [ 36].

Our study supports their conclusion of the predominance of MAC in Asia, which is consistent with its predominance in other parts of the world, namely, North America and most parts of Europe (3 ).

The identified predominance of Gammaproteobacteria is consistent with previous data from Andreote et al. (2012) and Santos et al. (2011), indicating the dominance of this group in both natural and impacted environments.

In DMD muscles, the composition of the inflammatory infiltrate, that is, a predominance of MPs, is consistent with the observed upregulation of CCR2 and its ligands.