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C-reactive protein (CRP) was remarkably increased at 22 mg/dl.
Discharge capacity of the Mg2Ni alloy electrode remarkably increased at 70 °C and 90 °C in comparison with that at 30 °C.
However, for a compositionally asymmetric PS-b-P2VP under lamellar morphology, the ionic conductivity by the addition of LiClO4 was remarkably increased at higher temperatures, representing that the effective ionic coordination at the greater volume fraction of P2VP block component improves the ionic conductivity as the temperature approaches to a rubbery phase.
However, exposure to indisulam was remarkably increased at cycle 2 due to a drug drug interaction between capecitabine and indisulam.
As expected, a basal level of transcription in the β major globin gene was not changed at 24 h after the HMBA treatment and was remarkably increased at 48 h with further increase at 72 h.
Immunohistochemical analysis of rat hearts showed that expression of caspase-1 was remarkably increased at both the protein and mRNA levels in the DM group, and similar changes in IL-1 β and IL-18 were consistently observed.
Total entropy generation rate for the system with prescribed temperature at walls remarkably increases as wall emissivity increases; conversely, for system with mixed boundary conditions, total entropy generation rate slightly decreases.
The concentration of oxygen vacancy and the over-stoichiometry oxygen content also remarkably increase as the substitution increase of Ag+ for La3+ at A-site ions.
The mRNA abundance of dka-miR2911a was decreased to the minimum at 10 WAF, then slightly increased at 10 WAF, but remarkably increased to the highest expression level at 20 WAF, followed by a minor reduction at the last stage.
When the gene-gene interactions were studied, clear combined effects were seen, especially among ever smoking women; smoking women with any two at-risk genotypes were at remarkably increased risk of breast cancer (OR 10.7, 95% CI 3.62 31.6) compared to smoking women without these genotypes.
When the combined effects were studied among ever active smokers, women who carried any two at-risk genotypes were at remarkably increased risk of breast cancer; the adjusted OR was 10.7 (95% CI 3.62 31.6) compared to those without these genotypes (Table 5).
