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At the tilt angle of 100°, the subjects were noted to have relatively less neck flexion.

Statistically significant differences in mobility between male and female subjects were noted, particularly for frequencies corresponding to the maximum mobility (40 Hz) and minimum mobility 10-200 Hz, 70-80 Hz).

Three subjects were noted to have mild elevations in bilirubin.

The control subjects were noted to be younger than the T2DM patient counterparts (p < 0.01).

Female subjects were noted to have a significantly higher VAS than males for CHEPS stimulation (p = 0.0416).

In the 33 individuals, 26 subjects were noted on glucose breath testing to have a late rise in breath hydrogen or methane (supporting the presence of glucose malabsorption), while 7 individuals had no late rise.

Specific subjects are noted in more detail in the inventory.

The handwriting capacity for these two subjects was noted to be significantly diminished and almost illegible even at the time of signing the consent form and on the item of writing a sentence for the MMSE test.

Indeed, significant training effects (within subject) were noted for both walking speed and the GUG test (P < 0.05).

Of note, many of the depressed subjects in this study were noted to have a history of depression and anxiety, but this information was not complete for all subjects.

The decline of religious subject matter is noted, as is the concomitant rise of portraiture, landscape and everyday life, often reflected in the efforts of Northern European artists.