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1 0e, and all respective star sequences showed similar trends).

2 Assays to measure NA destabilization show a similar trend.

3 The risk for all-cause mortality exhibited a similar trend.

4 ent of cells with 0.5 nm rapamycin induced a similar trend.

5 ; development of hearing impairment showed a similar trend.

6 C3 binding to TR-ligand complexes followed a similar trend.

7 cortex samples from each group demonstrate a similar trend.

8 est that other duplicated genes may follow a similar trend.

9 Me2Si(eta5-Me4C5)(t-BuN)Ti(CH3)2 indicate a similar trend.

10 Changes in Bcl-2 protein showed a similar trend.

11 mitochondrial membrane potential followed a similar trend.

12 s of actin network polymerization followed a similar trend.

13 The independent test results followed a similar trend.

14 HSP90 showed a similar trend.

15 isability attributable to obesity followed a similar trend.

16 ection, and an additional two sites showed a similar trend.

17 (range, 75.4% to 79.6%), but both groups had similar trends.

18 vesicle content and size with drugs leads to similar trends.

19 Analyses using splines showed similar trends.

20 contralateral fellow eyes also demonstrated similar trends.

21 , another marker of oxidative stress, showed similar trends.

22 th the clinical and economic outcomes showed similar trends.

23 Associations with estimated GFR demonstrated similar trends.

24 of 45Ti-transferrin and 67Ga-citrate showed similar trends.

25 ere not statistically significant but showed similar trends.

26 The number of neurons showed similar trends.

27 Kuroshio and East Australia currents-hint at similar trends.

28 Results showed similar trends across white and Hispanic subgroups, body

29 A similar trend, although not significant, was found in It

30 king nOAC was 1.16 (95% CI, 1.00-1.34), with similar trends among subgroups.

31 ins and their respective anthocyanins showed similar trends and close activities.

32 Similar trends are in evidence when the systems are imme

33 Similar trends are observed for the H(ab) values estimat

34 Similar trends are observed in reductions relative to th

35 Similar trends are observed in simulations using two dif

36 Although similar trends are predicted by a discrete state stochas

37 Similar trends are seen for (cymene)Ru(TsDPEN-H) (2) and

38 Also showing similar trends are the levels of TLR4 (ninefold reductio

39 nt and radical scavenging capacities) showed similar trend as compared to LC-MS analyses.

40 showed rapid initial RNA damage following a similar trend as plaque assay measurements of infectious

41 Complication-related revisits follow a similar trend as surgical complications in large-scale p

42 ized uptake value (SUV) analysis following a similar trend as the biodistribution data.

43 s Chikungunya and Zika, seem to be following similar trends as DENV and have renewed interest in moni

44 f leuprolide from the end-capped PLGA showed similar trends as found with acid capped PLGA but with a

45 Glomerular T cells and neutrophils followed similar trends as the predominant macrophages.

46 on mean channel open and closed times follow similar trends as those observed for ATP.

47 ERT versus LRT patients and suggestive of a similar trend at 3 years.

48 CRC (95% CI, 0.77-0.95; Ptrend = .01), with similar trends at anatomic subsites.

49 The 120-min images had a similar trend but did not reach statistical significance

50 X substrates, the 5'-neighbor effects have a similar trend but vary in magnitude.

51 The density functional calculations show a similar trend but with much more scatter and heats that

52 ertriglyceridemia (>200 mg/dl) also showed a similar trend, but serum HDL cholesterol did not have an

53 ol samples with hip OA and hand OA suggested similar trends, but did not reach statistical significan

54 We find a similar trend by analyzing a homologous set of proteins

55 CTB-GM1 exhibited a similar trend, decreasing from (1.0 +/- 0.1) x 10(9) M(-

56 ion and behavioral perception yielded highly similar trends during the course of vocal development.

57 ith cancer diagnosis at a younger age, and a similar trend existed for ERBB2 (P = .15) and ROS1 (P =

58 Similar trends explained the higher performance of demon

59 tivity was negatively related to age, with a similar trend for body fat percentage.

60 and CXCL1 and CXCL2 mRNA expression, with a similar trend for CSF2.

61 total mortality (HR 1.34, p = 0.02), with a similar trend for CVD mortality (HR 1.43, p = 0.09).

62 median of 70 months of follow-up revealed a similar trend for DFI and DFS.

63 There was a similar trend for DFS (interaction P = .073).

64 ated, PRCV-infected pigs, corresponding to a similar trend for lung lesions.

65 A similar trend for plasma did not reach statistical signi

66 r the diagnosis of claudication (P=0.003), a similar trend for rest pain (P=0.061), and no improvemen

67 ontrol group (73% vs. 51%, p = 0.02), with a similar trend for the migraine without aura group (67% v

68 We observed a similar trend for total mortality (HR 1.24 [0.99-1.56]).

69 ols in the Brisbane Metropolitan Area showed similar trends for all participating children.

70 d HR per SD: 1.47; 95% CI: 1.06, 2.05), with similar trends for animal and saturated fat intake.

71 rials, the adsorptive cooperativity exhibits similar trends for CO(2) capture efficiency.

72 Similar trends for diastolic blood pressure were observe

73 tween 1997 and 2011 (from 23 to 17 g/d) with similar trends for noncarbonated beverages.In Australia,

74 sing x-ray absorption spectroscopy indicates similar trends for oxidized and reduced Se and S species

75 Similar trends for progression-free survival held true f

76 Similar trends for R6.58A and R(167)A were observed in c

77 ing and narrow-beam experimental data showed similar trends for the full range of parameters evaluate

78 the percentage of Streptococcus species with similar trends for total fungal load and Staphylococcus

79 Longitudinal strain showed a similar trend from epicardial to endocardial layers (epi

80 h men and women in Hong Kong, and recently a similar trend has also been noted in Singapore.

81 A similar trend has been found within the influence of ter

82 Similar trends have also been observed when copper ion i

83 tients with moderate progression exhibited a similar trend (hazard ratio 1.10; 95% confidence interva

84 UMCM-8 and single crystals of UiO-66 shows a similar trend, illustrating the applicability of PSE as

85 In the simulated reperfusion model, a similar trend in adenine nucleotide changes was observed

86 The NFC density time profile followed a similar trend in both the Och and CC, whereas the IAT de

87 n naive and memory CD8 (all p < 0.05) with a similar trend in CD8EM (p = 0.055).

88 to 46% by blocking of alpha v beta 5, with a similar trend in effect for chondrocytes cultured in hig

89 k of bacterial infection, and there may be a similar trend in eyes with conjunctival scarring.

90 ts throughout the first year of life, with a similar trend in forced expiratory flow (8% [-2 to 17%])

91 (adjusted OR, 0.44; 95% CI, .23-.81), with a similar trend in HIV-infected women.

92 ncer-related deaths among U.S. males, with a similar trend in many Western countries.

93 ratio, 4.77; 95% CI, 1.25 to 18.18), with a similar trend in metastases (odds ratio, 8.67; 95% CI, 0

94 specific bacterial taxa signature, despite a similar trend in patients with more-severe fibrosis.

95 carriers than in Ser704 homozygotes, with a similar trend in Phe607 homozygotes compared with Leu607

96 nd reduced bile acids (BAs) in feces, with a similar trend in plasma.

97 n bilateral supplementary motor cortex and a similar trend in presupplementary motor cortex, suggesti

98 heating of milk at 80 degrees C for 10min; a similar trend in the binding constants was also observed

99 cular events (OR 1.5, 95% CI 1.1-2.1), and a similar trend in the direction of risk was seen with glu

100 We found a similar trend in the molecular dynamics (MD) simulations

101 We also observe a similar trend in the transition from telomeric heterochr

102 hexanol, a pre-fermentative VOC, presented a similar trend in wines produced from different yeast; wh

103 uations for ion-exchange reactions predicted similar trends in a qualitative but not in a quantitativ

104 Second, we assessed and found similar trends in a second group of hospitals in Birming

105 tion as a function of CDR-H3 length followed similar trends in both species, murine and human CDR-H3

106 Both diseases showed very similar trends in changes in gene expression compared to

107 We observe similar trends in chromatin dynamics upon inducing a dir

108 bserver models and human observers exhibited similar trends in detection of the masses investigated i

109 Similar trends in diastereoselection were observed in an

110 d vitreous concentrations on day 8 exhibited similar trends in differences between the two strains, w

111 Similar trends in dose response were shown in both preme

112 However, although the single LT patients had similar trends in FEV1 in both groups, patients with AAT

113 n occurred in 675 (35%) of participants with similar trends in gender, age, and diabetes status.

114 Hexactinellid mtDNAs have shown similar trends in gene content, nucleotide composition,

115 degradation was stereospecific and followed similar trends in half-lives, 17beta-E2 < 17alpha-E2 < E

116 We also observed similar trends in human nucleosomal DNA, indicating that

117 er of disease cases do not necessarily imply similar trends in infection prevalence or incidence, due

118 3,4-dihydroxypipecolic acid (4b) also showed similar trends in its cytokine- and enzyme-inhibitory pr

119 Although there were fairly similar trends in levels of BMI, waist circumference, an

120 Tear meniscus area showed similar trends in MGD (R = +0.55; P = .006) and ATD (R =

121 and II cells) and alveolar macrophages with similar trends in reactive mesothelia.

122 With terpene-derived substrates, similar trends in reactivity toward tertiary and benzyli

123 e, sex, mean BP levels, and gestational age; similar trends in the associations were noted for diasto

124 There were similar trends in the blocking of MAbs to critical gD an

125 ighly conserved HeV and NiV G glycoproteins, similar trends in the effects of N-glycans on protein fu

126 We observed similar trends in the Nocturnal Trial, although the resu

127 Similar trends in the response to Mn deficiency at the p

128 There was evidence for similar trends in the Retrieval group.

129 tally validated miRNA targets demonstrated a similar trend, indicating a putative conserved mechanist

130 A similar trend is absent in the corresponding metal compl

131 The similar trend is also observed in nonlinear Poisson-Bolt

132 A similar trend is observed for MgCl2 which has a CDC valu

133 A similar trend is observed with polyethylene glycol, whic

134 In the leucine series, a similar trend is observed.

135 y enriched for membrane glycoproteins, and a similar trend is seen among shared coding polymorphisms.

136 tion studies of plasma spherical HDLs show a similar trend: mild oxidation by Cu(2+) or OCl(-) accele

137 onization persisted (7.4%; P = .008), with a similar trend observed for serotype Ia.

138 otor area to happy stimuli (P < 0.05) with a similar trend observed to fearful stimuli (P = 0.07).

139 , Alzheimer's disease and PSP groups, with a similar trend observed when compared to the FTLD-U group

140 prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels, with similar trends observed for lymph node invasion and the

141 ase in plasma renin activity (P=0.004), with similar trends observed for plasma angiotensin II and al

142 extent in Lac + Hyd and M-Post groups with a similar trends observed for serum markers of myocardial

143 other prevalent alleles (AH and P) showed a similar trend of 16% and 18% protection, respectively, a

144 A similar trend of association was found for this SNP in a

145 A similar trend of association was observed in a second el

146 A similar trend of changes was observed at the high freque

147 06A, BLIP-II alanine substitutions exhibit a similar trend of effect for all beta-lactamases, i.e., a

148 Finally, a similar trend of enhanced fusion was observed with cells

149 A similar trend of improved chatter was seen with increasi

150 The in vitro exposed seedlings showed similar trend of increase in pectin methyl esterificatio

151 nts receiving fVIII/fIX prophylaxis showed a similar trend of increased clot stability in the presenc

152 nts to bind the same set of Importins with a similar trend of relative affinities as the H3 tail, alb

153 t of differentially methylated loci depicted similar trends of associations with prior HbA1c in both

154 Notably, both analyses predicted similar trends of conformational changes, consisting of

155 Similar trends of energy correlations were established b

156 Rubber/fragrance showed similar trends of lesser magnitude.

157 Similar trends of R1a expression were seen in a subset o

158 genes indicated in the in vivo study showed similar trends of regulation in MMCs treated with HG or

159 phetamine-related images on one task, with a similar trend on the second task.

160 nter-annual variability, some of them showed similar trends over time, including 2-(E)-octenal as a m

161 vival, and higher levels of bFGF suggested a similar trend (P = .09).

162 ERCC1 expression showed a similar trend (P = .099).

163 isoprostane levels, and ramipril suggested a similar trend (P=0.09).

164 and -SS-A (52 kDa) IgG autoantibodies showed similar trends (P<0.05).

165 A similar trend pervaded mismatch binding (K(D)) and the m

166 n for EVAR (74% versus 96%, P<0.001), with a similar trend present at 1 year (73% versus 84%, P=0.054

167 Similar trends remained unchanged in group I (26.1 to 26

168 Gene expression of C5L2 and C5aR showed similar trends, such as the receptor-expressing cells.

169 om a temperature-arrested state and observed similar trends, suggesting that the step of delay occurs

170 Three antioxidant assays demonstrated similar trends that roasted hazelnut skin rendered the h

171 Despite similar trend, the difference did not reach significance

172 The dim population showed similar trends, though velocities were two orders of mag

173 re observed, and fluorescence signals show a similar trend to light scattering signals.

174 Muscle capillary supply followed a similar trend to that of PCNA, whereas the pro-angiogeni

175 Their collagen model showed a similar trend to their experimental data but with an ove

176 Both transport and release patterns follow a similar trend to what was observed for residual metal ca

177 Similar trends to drug effect modifications were observe

178 If the ichneumonoids may be expected to show similar trends to mammals, birds and other groups, the i

179 Endothermic transitions showed similar trends to rheological properties.

180 GES genes in the European effluents revealed similar trends to those displayed in the integron amplic

181 Apparent quantum yields of 1O2 followed similar trends to those of 3OM*, consistent with 3OM* as

182 inib, and afatinib, all of which displayed a similar trend upon short-term exposure, suggesting NmU i

183 A similar trend was also observed among the cross-fostered

184 A similar trend was also seen in zingerone (2) and its der

185 No similar trend was detected in male KT patients (P = 0.13

186 Fe(III)H(3)1(OH)](-) (Fe-O at 1.926(2) A); a similar trend was found for the Mn(III)-O(H) complexes,

187 Although a similar trend was found in the occipital face area (OFA)

188 A similar trend was identified for seroprotection.

189 e ischemic population relative to control; a similar trend was not observed in the nonischemic popula

190 A similar trend was noted among female counterparts, with

191 In gynecological LMS, a similar trend was noted but did not reach statistical si

192 n Chinese and 25.5% in Malays, P = 0.012); a similar trend was noted for any DME (P = 0.001) and CSME

193 A similar trend was noted for the UQ chemical shifts of th

194 etes-specific profile (P < 0.05), although a similar trend was noted for tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-

195 y compared with normal eyes (P </= 0.003); a similar trend was noted in mild Fuchs' dystrophy eyes co

196 n of CD4+ CD62L- T cells in BM and spleen; a similar trend was noted in the MLN.

197 Regarding tocols, a similar trend was noticed in all the methods studied.

198 easured at 10 and 20 mm Hg (P < 0.05), and a similar trend was observed at 30 and 40 mm Hg in human e

199 A similar trend was observed during rigor induction and re

200 A similar trend was observed for CD11b (P < 0.10).

201 A similar trend was observed for EPS extracted from S. wit

202 A similar trend was observed for glycaemic response in viv

203 A similar trend was observed for in-hospital death.

204 val 0.53-0.84], P < 3.8 x 10(-4)) and that a similar trend was observed for knee OA (Mantel-Haenszel

205 A similar trend was observed for ln(iAs) (OR = 1.20; 95% C

206 A similar trend was observed for long-term mortality with

207 A similar trend was observed for oxidative endurance, tumo

208 Similar trend was observed for pectin viscosity, with wa

209 on of ATV in the formulation decreased and a similar trend was observed for RTV.

210 A similar trend was observed for SARS-CoV PLpro, although

211 A similar trend was observed for Study 108, but the differ

212 A similar trend was observed for the combined end point of

213 A similar trend was observed for the corresponding cyclen

214 A similar trend was observed for the other 2 outcomes, but

215 A similar trend was observed for the release of these cyto

216 A similar trend was observed for the subset of patients wi

217 A similar trend was observed for the surface charge which

218 A similar trend was observed in cultures of MAX-treated DC

219 A similar trend was observed in individuals with prior car

220 A similar trend was observed in kidney angiomyolipoma size

221 A similar trend was observed in men who had difficulty ini

222 Within the symptomatic group, a similar trend was observed in patients with recurrent ev

223 A similar trend was observed in qRT-PCR data of other test

224 A similar trend was observed in surgical AH (1.05 +/- 0.31

225 A similar trend was observed in the analysis of blood micr

226 A similar trend was observed in the association of FH of p

227 A similar trend was observed in the pattern of in vivo tur

228 ated with baseline global cognition, while a similar trend was observed in the right thalamus.

229 A similar trend was observed in Western blot analysis usin

230 A similar trend was observed when sorbitol was used as a p

231 A similar trend was observed when studying the sensitiviti

232 A similar trend was observed with guinea pigs in which BCG

233 A similar trend was observed with plasminogen activator in

234 A similar trend was seen for bleeding volume.

235 A similar trend was seen for whole-mount mitotic figure co

236 A similar trend was seen in low-risk but not high-risk pat

237 A similar trend was seen in terms of GL.

238 A similar trend was seen in the DCGL analysis.

239 Similar trends were also observed between patients with

240 Similar trends were also observed in the cytoplasmic and

241 Similar trends were apparent for particle velocity but w

242 Similar trends were confirmed in both haplotype frequenc

243 Similar trends were consistently observed for the ventro

244 on of the model system tested, although some similar trends were discovered in both assays applied.

245 Similar trends were found in dual energy images formed u

246 Similar trends were found in the full postoperative year

247 tracted at the higher temperatures; however, similar trends were not observed for the other diesel pa

248 Similar trends were noted in the Nocturnal Trial but did

249 Similar trends were noted in the smaller patient cohort.

250 Similar trends were observed across US study sites conce

251 Similar trends were observed at 17.5 degrees C, however

252 Similar trends were observed during in vitro priming, wi

253 Similar trends were observed following simultaneous trea

254 Similar trends were observed for [UO2(CH3CN)n]2+ complex

255 Similar trends were observed for diversity within HVR1 a

256 Similar trends were observed for each additional 5 HU de

257 Similar trends were observed for female, elderly, and di

258 Similar trends were observed for grant mechanisms other

259 Similar trends were observed for haplotype block rs10570

260 Similar trends were observed for men but did not meet st

261 Similar trends were observed for mercury concentrations

262 Similar trends were observed for other composite end poi

263 Similar trends were observed for RNA homohexamers, altho

264 Similar trends were observed for serum and haemoglobin o

265 Very similar trends were observed for the adsorption of sulfu

266 Similar trends were observed for the incidence of corona

267 Similar trends were observed for treating grapes using m

268 Similar trends were observed for US youth and in France.

269 Similar trends were observed for vanadium.

270 M (95% CI: 0.114, 0.128 kg FM) (P < 0.0001); similar trends were observed for WFLZ and BMIZ.

271 Similar trends were observed in Group 2 (kappa = 0.54 fo

272 For revision total hip arthroplasty, similar trends were observed in hospital LOS, in-hospita

273 Although similar trends were observed in other classes of Top1 in

274 Similar trends were observed in sensitivity analyses.

275 Similar trends were observed in subcutaneous adipose tis

276 Similar trends were observed in the changes of AOC.

277 Similar trends were observed in the hip and femoral neck

278 Similar trends were observed in the percentage of patien

279 Similar trends were observed in the subset of asymptomat

280 Similar trends were observed in women.

281 Similar trends were observed regardless of age, extent o

282 Similar trends were observed when the effect of maternal

283 In the progression and recovery sites, similar trends were observed, with insignificant differe

284 Similar trends were seen at 12 months.

285 Similar trends were seen for both clinically evident and

286 Similar trends were seen for patients with ulcerative co

287 Similar trends were seen for those age >/= 70 years but

288 Similar trends were seen in outpatients aged >/=5 years

289 th younger women in only one study, although similar trends were seen in two additional studies.

290 on in the risk of cardiac mortality and SCD; similar trends were shown for DBP.

291 o lorazepam, while the aged animals showed a similar trend which failed to reach significance.

292 measurements at the 1 h time point showed a similar trend with a reduction of binding to 91%, 93%, a

293 responsivity and specific detectivity shows similar trend with other reports, dominated by the photo

294 DIAS-DEDAS criteria (P = .015) and showed a similar trend with the 160% criterion (P = .078).

295 There were similar trends with respect to all hospitalizations (119

296 68), and major adverse events demonstrated a similar trend, with a 50% decrease compared with control

297 nd three fused six-membered rings, exhibit a similar trend, with the former being inert towards H(2),

298 mate strength and thermal stability follow a similar trend, with values for functionalized graphene s

299 The study revealed similar trends, with stable incidence rates of atopic de

300 Similar trends within risk-factor strata were observed a