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The CD4 slope which represents changes in numbers of CD4 T-cells over time strongly predicts HIV disease progression; an annual CD4 depletion of 10 additional cells/µl has been associated with a 2% increased likelihood of developing AIDS [27], [28].

The models are formulated in terms of differential equations including an A-matrix, which represents changes in spectral activity due to endogenous coupling between sources and a C-matrix, which represents changes induced by exogenous inputs.

After each MCh challenge, the respiratory system resistance was recorded by animal pulmonary function analysis software, testing baseline airway resistance and Re, which represents changes in airway responsiveness.

The list of GO terms (which represents changes of the gene class) is displayed in the result pages with the statistical scores and the number of the genes involved in each gene class.

In multiharmonic AFM, a microcantilever is excited near the natural first flexural frequency, pressed down against the cell, and scanned across the cell to collect the resulting changes in the vibration harmonic content, which represents changes in nanomechanical physical properties of the cells.

It combines surface maps with topographical maps, which represent changes in the terrain with contour lines.

Briefly, each KEGG pathway was assigned a score depending on its degree and direction of modulation, which represented changes in collective gene expression across most genes in each pathway.

Percent changes in Table  2, which represent changes in levodopa and DA use for the entire population under study, could mask differential changes by population subgroup; however, trends by age, sex, race, and census region shown in Supplementary Table  1 did not generally show marked differences among these subgroups.

We report results for associations at baseline, and for interactions with time which represent change over time in dependent variables.

However, the data set behind the TEM which represents historical changes in land cover does not distinguish between accessible managed land and inaccessible land.

The alteration to the town, which represents the change to all of Italy, is symbolized by the destruction of two churches built by war veterans to make space for a large parking lot.