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Although increased glucose uptake by peripheral tissues in the presence of lactic acidosis may decrease blood leptin (12), the increase in blood lactate (four- to ninefold) in the present study (indicative of increased glucose uptake) was not accompanied by a leptin decline.
Thus, the observed results of the present study are indicative for the therapeutic potential of HDAC inhibitors in PD.
The observed results of the present study are indicative of the therapeutic potential of vinpocetine in PD.
Athough the results from the present study are indicative that A. galanga has promising antimycobacterial activity, studies using more isolates/strains of M.tb are needed.
Consistently, the expression patterns of the 24 genes during postnatal testicular development, found in the present study, are indicative of developmental regulation.
Higher levels and proportions of individuals of this acute phase protein in both HIV infected and uninfected injection heroin users in the present study are indicative of increased liver synthesis following consumption of the illicit drugs, infection and cytokine release [ 32].
In the present study, Renilla bioluminescence indicative of VA7 replication could be detected outside tumor tissue indicating that VA7 does not show strict tumor specificity which is not unexpected.
As previous experimental studies have shown that GCL gene expression is up-regulated both after low dose H2O2 [17] and after administration of weak inducers of oxidative stress [18], the increase in GCL activity found in the present study could be indicative of cellular stress as a mechanistic factor.
In the present study, reduced VO2AT, indicative of less efficient energy production by aerobic mechanisms, was observed in patients with lower eGFR.
With this in mind, the response rates of 48% for patients and 39% for the GPs in the present study seem more indicative of the types of group sampled.
In addition, the low reliability for the present study could be indicative of the vast differences that exist among women in USA, where the Stager's tool was validated, and the Pakistani nurses.
