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Similar though somewhat more profound podocyte loss and increase in GV/P were detected in diabetic rats 6 and 8 weeks after STZ injection (Fig 2).
Initial severity of disease was somewhat more profound for the community-acquired peritonitis group (APACHE-II score 16 [IQR 12 20] vs. nosocomial 14 [IQR 12 16], P = .0.075).0.075
More recently, AllMusic critic Lindsay Planer has described "Living in the Material World" as "one of the more profound observations to be made about the somewhat schizophrenic struggle between universal existence and monetary-driven survival".
HSV-2 infection is somewhat more prevalent in women than in men [ 7], and can have a profound psychological impact as well as physical repercussions, resulting in a decrease in measures of quality of life.
It has been shown that the ventral tier of the SN, which shows the most profound cell loss in PD, contains less neuromelanin than the somewhat more preserved dorsal tier, suggesting that this pigment might have a protective effect within these neurons (Gibb and Lees, 1991).
The impact is more profound.
Probably more profound, too.
Others want to make more profound changes.
Einstein, however, realized something more profound.
But the current trend is more profound.
