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Another notable difference between our knockdown and overexpression data is the weaker preference for changes in basal dendrites with EphB2 knockdown in comparison to EphB2 or EphB2DN overexpression (Figures 3 and 4).

Finally, although there was a preference for change-from-baseline differences, end differences were used almost exclusively owing to the data reported.

This study applied the total economic value approach which economically elicits preferences for changes in the state of environment in monetary terms.

Naturally, there is no guarantee that they will.Even though this was the first chance to review EU spending since ten new members joined in 2004, the budget displays a strong preference for incremental change.

For many years, the salient features of the EU have included an obsession with detail, a preference for incremental change, an inability to do things until the last minute, habit-forming dependency on France and Germany, and a commitment (sometimes wobbly) to enlargement.

In their Handbook on Global Health Communication, editors Waisbord and Obregon argue that the field of global health communication is characterized by a theoretical split, which places a preference for behavior change and unidirectional approaches against critical theories of participatory engagement (Waisbord and Obregon 2012: 7 33).

Furthermore, both the EQ-5D and PGWB discriminated between groups of patients who differed in self-reported impact of diabetes symptoms, preference for weight change, and experience with hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia.

The development of effective physical activity interventions for children and adolescents is in part dependent on the main modifiable factors such as physical activity preferences, readiness for change, perceived competence, social support and direct help, program/facility access, time spent outside, and access to sport and physical activity opportunities in the community.

Rather, they either didn't see this as valuable (e.g. because preference for involvement changed too often) or they preferred to gauge it in other ways (e.g. non-verbal cues).

The students' preference for childbirth changed over time during their graduation in favor of cesarean sections.

The preference for procedure changed over time: 18% (15/83) of the post-surgery births in 1992 were after gastric bypass compared with 75% in 2009 (200/266).

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