As time post XRT progressed, an increasing number of fragmented myelin sheaths was observed, primarily surrounding larger axons.
Moreover, as time progressed, an increasing proportion of the remaining cells stained positive for the membrane-impermeable vital stain Sytox Green (Figure 3B), strongly suggesting that cell loss is due to lysis.
As the time course progressed, an increasing number of elements were showing higher transcript abundances in the cDNA from ConA-activated PBLs.
As technological research and clinical investigations into the monitoring of critically ill patients have progressed, an increasing amount of information is being made available to the clinician at the bedside.
As the field progressed, an increasing number of studies have concentrated on developing more advanced technologies, both invasive and non-invasive, to select the most competent embryos with the highest potential of implantation for transfer.
We observed that, as training progressed, A-pigeons increased their FPE at all three sites (figure 1 d), and that their FPE values from the 6th, 12th and 18th releases (the last ones at each site) did not differ across sites (repeated-measures-ANOVA, p = 0.94, F2,16 = 0.06).
Although permeability steadily increased as the experiment progressed, a significant increase in intestinal permeability, as measured by both the serum signal intensity of FITC-dextran, was not observed until day 10, well after the initial phase of liver injury, inflammation, and TNF α production.
As rifting progressed, a considerable increase in the basin subsidence occurred and the maximum fault displacement led to a dustpan basin geometry, the coalescence of depocentres and extensive deep-water deposits.
Although a marked impairment in the development of periodic acid Schiff (PAS)–stained intestinal goblet cells was observed in Muc2-deficient mice, as infection progressed a significant increase in the number of PAS-positive goblet cells was observed in these mice.
As the simulation progresses a gradual increase in the number of enzymatic contacts is observed as the enzymes diffuse to the lignocellulose.
As OA progresses, an increase in BML volume is seen in the subchondral bone in many patients, and this is positively correlated with an increase in cartilage loss in the same region [ 2, 3].
