For example, many studies included in our review used PASI, which is an accepted measure of psoriasis severity commonly used in studies of psoriasis and has been used as a measure of severity in development of clinical guidelines, but it does not measure HRQL.
Furthermore, despite a consistent increase of S-100b in serum, levels did not correlate with severity of HE, development of brain herniation or outcome.
El Hasnaoui A, Vray M, Richard A, Nachit Ouinekh F, Boureau F, MIGSEV Group (2003) Assessing the severity of migraine: development of the MIGSEV scale.
We found that the expression level of ATHB12 was correlated with the severity of abnormal development in C4 transgenic plants and that infection of Arabidopsis with a BCTV c4 mutant did not induce significant symptom development or ATHB12 gene expression, implying a relationship between the functions of the BSCTV C4 protein and the effects of ATHB12 induction on symptom development.
The severity of onset, development and extent of recovery can vary between patients.
Both Pogribny and Tryndyak et al. have shown that the strain of animal also influences the severity of the development of NAFLD [ 9, 39].
Although this mouse model has proved tremendously useful, its use is still limited, mainly owing to the rapid onset and extreme severity of disease development.
This sort of information will therefore be valuable to establish a better understanding of the relationship between miRNA expression profiles and the severity of HB development in different patients.
Collectively, these clinical observations implicate that distention of the immature LV may significantly add to the severity of EFE development, potentially on the basis of unknown intrinsic genetic or immunologic predispositions.
The aim of the present study was to examine whether the ERAP1 SNPs are associated with AS susceptibility and have effects on AS disease severity of syndesmophyte development in Taiwanese.
Work from our laboratory has shown the severity of cancer development and cachexia in the Apc Min/+ mouse is dependent on the cytokine IL-6 (Baltgalvis et al., 2008; White et al., 2011b), which is also thought to be a factor in the development of human cachexia.
