The final step, beginning in the late 1990s, was a progressive increase in the age of eligibility for retirement incomes of all kinds.
After treatment with dFdC at 0.5 μM, there was a progressive increase in S phase arrest from 10 to 24 h.
There was a progressive increase in the mean particle size of all the emulsions as they passed through a simulated gastrointestinal tract (GIT) consisting of mouth, stomach, and small intestine phases, which was attributed to droplet coalescence, flocculation, and digestion.
Amniotic fluid composition was also altered, with a significant increase in lactate and sodium concentrations and osmolality on days 4 to 5. On days 2 to 5, there was a progressive increase in amniotic fluid osmolality above that of controls, which paralleled the changes in amniotic fluid sodium concentration (P <.05).
Over the 31 days, there was a progressive increase (p less than 0.05) in mean fiber length and a significant decrease (p less than 0.05) in the diameter of the population of fibers retained in the lung.
At the mandibular alveolar bone level, the buccal and lingual cortical plates in the midline area showed the least density and there was a progressive increase in the bone density from the midline area to the retromolar area.
At the mandibular alveolar bone level, the buccal cortical plate was the weakest in the midline area (1-1), and there was a progressive increase in the bone density from the midline (1-1) to RM.
The overall prevalence in an Italian survey (using a cut-off of 1 100 for AbM and/or AbTG) was 12.6 % (females, 17.3 %; males, 7.0 %), and there was a progressive increase with age (from 2.4%% in 1 14-year-old children to 21 14-year-old46–55-year range, with little change in older subjects) (Aghini-Lombardi et al. 1 14-year-old
There was a progressive increase in both RF and AT echogenicity as evaluated with the Heckmatt Scale from day 0 on (p < 0.05), with the main increase from day 0 to day 5. None of these quantitative and qualitative muscular changes showed any significant difference between the groups SF versus HPF.
There was a progressive increase in the proportion of patients who had DI from 6 of 34 (18%) in the mild hypernatremia group (Na 150 154 mEq/L), to 27 of 66 (41%) in the moderate hypernatremia group (Na 155 159), to 141 of 167 (84%) of patients in the severe hypernatremia group (Na ≥160 mEq/L).
In each case there was a progressive increase in fluorescence in the areas of the retina exposed to the vector.
