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Glucokinase (GK) gene expression was also lowered in HP fed rats, but to a lesser extent than L-PK and also showed a trend to recover progressively during adaptation.

Our hypothesis is that the patients' level of pain, functional capacity, and postural stability would recover progressively at the time immediately after surgery through one year after surgery.

However, the MTHA tended to affect postural stability positively within 6 months but negatively within 6 months after surgery as shown by measures of Berg Balance Scale [ 34, 35] and functional reach test [ 17], indicating that the somatosensory and neuromuscular function around hip joint did not recover progressively or completely within 1 year.

The growth velocities for undercoolings below 120 K are depressed under low magnetic fields, but are recovered progressively under high magnetic fields.

It can be seen in the figures that both Layers 1 and 2 of the PRC are recovered progressively around 50 and 80% as expected with a very low overhead 2%(N=1000) to 4%(N=500).

L-PK expression decreased most (6 times) the first day of HP feeding then recovered progressively during adaptation to the HP diet but was still 2.4 lower than in NP rats after 15 days.

The four patients recovered progressively following red cell transfusion.

Most animals recovered progressively within 2 weeks after administration of supportive therapy.

In all shock groups, the heart rate decreased to approximately 180 bpm during shock induction and recovered progressively during the shock period and the resuscitation phase.

However, this functional dependence seems to be only temporary in stroke patients since the balanced level of superior parietal lobule (SPL) activation between hemispheres is recovered progressively as a correlation with recovery of attentional balance between visual fields.

Although it has been indicated that CBF initially increases rapidly and is recovered progressively to what is at the sea level in 2 weeks, which is slower in high-altitude climbers as compared to the matched control group but without statistical significance (Rootwelt et al. 1986).