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The miRNAs identified in our studies of postmortem brain tissue may be detectable in peripheral fluids and thus warrant consideration as accessible biomarkers for disease stage, rate of progression, and other important clinical characteristics of HD.
In addition, the pre-to-post IVR introduction stage rate of change at the central fovea was found to be statistically significant on the Mann-Whitney U-test analysis.
Studies pursuing these miRNAs as potential biomarkers for HD are in progress, as miRNAs may be detectable in peripheral fluids [ 45] and thus have potential to function as accessible biomarkers for disease stage, rate of progression, treatment efficacy and other important clinical characteristics of HD.
Compared to Cascadia and Nankai, the slow, late-stage rates of fluid migration from the shrinking serpentinite wedge suggested by our model results (Figure 4) are consistent with the tremor signal at Parkfield being much weaker than in these subduction zones.
At high stages, the rate of stream stage recovery from ET losses decreases throughout the night, whereas at low stages the rate of stream stage recovery increases throughout the night.
Zhong et al. report that some wells with the thief zone characteristics do not have water breakthrough at early stage; however, when injection pressure decrease at the late stage, injection rate of these wells is higher than before.
The first and second stages involve the Direct Relation Graph with Error Propagation (DRGEP) method, whereas the third stage analyses rate of progress of each reaction.
Patients who received adjuvant therapy had significantly higher tumor stage and rate of lymph node involvement.
At this stage, the rate of decline in gas rate slows down because of inter-porosity flow.
In this stage, the rate of weight loss increases as observed in the TG DTG curves (Fig. 8).
During this stage, the rate of lateral gas escape at each depth is obtained by multiplying the total gas flow rate n q by E w, the ratio of the lateral gas flow rate to the total gas flow rate.
