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However, in contrast to postural muscles, no significant change in tone was seen between NREM and tonic REM sleep (masseter activity as a percentage of quiet wake activity: 17.1±2.1 vs 15.0±2.4% in NREM and REM sleep respectively, n = 10 controls, p = 0.52, Fig. 4B).

Further, increasing tone was seen with age, as dystonic posturing was seen in the older children.

When those operated with TAL were excluded, no statistically significant change in muscle tone was seen after 7 years of age.

Anal laxity (reduced anal tone) was seen more commonly in our cases than in earlier studies [ 7, 12, 36], but had never been previously considered in children selected for non-abuse (Table  5).

(The F.B.I. is checking reports that a man, about 6'1", with a stiff gait and wearing earth tones, was seen skulking away).

Buckshot was praised not only for his lyricism, but also for his lyrical delivery and breath control, with his flow and dramatic, conversational vocal tones being seen as original and entertaining.

The story of Howard Kirk, a libidinous, left-leaning sociology professor who callously manipulates and betrays his impressionable students, it had more bite and a darker tone than his other novels and was seen as a scathing portrait of British academia in the 1960's.

Patients with ARM had darker, redder and more yellow skin, but no significant difference was seen in skin tone (L*, a* and b*) among the groups (table 3).

Mr Zapatero's conciliatory tone has been seen as weakness.

Ms Williams said some Christians were frightened because their tone can be seen as politically incorrect.

Mathematical morphology has proven to be a powerful image analysis technique; two-dimensional grey tone images are seen as three-dimensional sets by associating each image pixel with an elevation proportional to its intensity level.