Sentences with phrase «early changes»

By looking at early changes in the brain, and how these changes impact memory and behaviour, we are working to improve early diagnosis for patients to protect against further deterioration.

Your veterinarian can perform routine blood and urine testing to ensure that your cat is healthy or detect early changes.

This suggests to scientists that depression might reflect very early changes in the brains of people carrying the HD mutation, and so they're very interested to understand what causes it.

When early changes to liver or kidney health are detected, sometimes we can use something as simple as diet to manage things.

We will be celebrating by offering a deeply discounted laboratory panel (blood and urine test) to help screen for early changes that may indicate underlying issues.

A key early change was the hiring of a corporate chef and corporate beverage manager.

Recently, researchers were able to identify consistent early changes in metabolism by studying a group of HD sheep.

That's why you should watch for these symptoms and discuss early changes with your doctor.

Using mice, researchers looked at the very earliest changes in eye cells, long before vision loss.

Being able to view very early changes could allow doctors to intervene before the nerve cells are damaged.

Wenger impressed me making early changes today.

Mentor of the Year recipient Donahue's research focuses on developing and applying new approaches to identify early changes in tissue function that may precede irreversible damage, and in turn can be used to triage patients for early, personalized therapies.

The new mice, created by researchers at King's College London and the University of Massachusetts Medical School, are particularly strong in showing early changes connected to the development of ALS, Fallon said.

These described early changes in glaucoma associated with the neurochemistry of the retina and optic nerve and the persistence of retinal neurons long after those changes occur.

Regular blood counts, blood chemistry profile and urinalysis can help us to find early changes in kidney & liver function, thyroid disease and much more.

It is interesting to see a small decline in compensation among some of the specialties involved in procedures and small increases among primary care physicians, which could reflect early changes in reimbursement resulting from the Affordable Care Act.

Klopp had wanted Sturridge to feature in Saturday's game but two early changes restricted assistant Zeljko Buvac's — filling in for Klopp — substitutions later in the match.

Mistake or otherwise, experts say New York's strict closed primary rules — which state that only registered Democrats can vote for Democratic presidential candidates, and only registered Republicans can vote for Republicans — coupled with its uniquely early change - of - party deadline will prevent more people than Cannon from voting for their preferred candidate.

But previous scandals and convictions have failed to dramatically change the state's political culture, and most of the state's most powerful officials — including Silver's successor as Assembly speaker, Carl Heastie, and Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who said earlier changes had prompted the case against Silver — aren't yet pressing for more reforms.

Changes in life expectancy follow earlier changes in health and well - being, and...

Early changes including loss of insular ribbon, loss of sulcus and dense MCA signs can be identified, helping doctors determine if blood clots are present.

A new study led by researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) and Rush University Medical Center, reveals how early changes in brain DNA methylation are involved in Alzheimer's disease.

Previously scientists had to rely on cancerous cell lines to carry out such research, but the mutated genomes of these cells obscure early changes, which can be observed in still healthy cells.

«Whether young people genetically at risk for AD manifest early changes is an important question for those interested in interventions or treatments designed to slow or stop the progression of the disease.»

Dr. Vivek Srinivasan: Work in my laboratory is attempting to build upon the results in Dr. Huberman's laboratory to use his finding of specific early changes in one layer of the retina in early glaucoma and to develop biomarkers for those changes based on the energy usage and microvasculature in that layer.

In patients with metastatic breast cancer, our large multicenter study confirmed that CTC can be used as a prognostic marker and that dynamic early changes during chemotherapy are associated with the treatment outcome (Pierga, Ann Oncol 2012).

Pregnancy forces changes of body and mind that are incredibly confronting, and one thing you can do is accept early the changes ahead and prepare for them via buying a range of garments that will see your right through from when you first start showing around your 4th month, to those nursing months post-pregnancy when the weight will remain around for some time.

I was no longer comfortable with Pitney Bowes (PBI) stock and thus earlier I changed my mind on this trade.

Bloodwork and urinalysis are routinely performed to assess early changes in organ function.

Protospiel brings together designers who can take intensive deep - dives into your prototype and make crucial early changes, while Unpub invites hordes of playtesters to torture - test your game and find all sorts of possible corner cases.

Leading credit card networks and providers earlier changed the terms of digital currency purchases which they now treat as a cash advance with additional charges and higher interest rates, Bloomberg wrote.

This may contribute to the concluding formulation but however compelling early change may seem, it does not obviate the benefits of a formulation that pulls aspects of family functioning together.

Despite signs of early change, the cover - up of torture inside Russia's prison service demands reform.

Pellegrini makes early changes and loses the lead.

«Screening with an electronic stethoscope may be able to detect early changes in lung function in individuals without symptoms of lung disease.»

Our NeuroCube ® analyses identified early changes (8 - 12 weeks) related to gait geometry / dynamics in both SOD1 and PFN1 mice, which progressed over time.

The first type of scan, called diffusion - weighted imaging, shows early changes in the brain after a stroke begins, Thomalla said.

This report describes early changes in principal training and support in Wallace - funded efforts to develop principal pipelines in six urban school districts.

We examine your pet with an ophthalmoscope each visit to look for early changes in the retina, lens and iris.

Also, even the best - kept rabbits can develop dental disease, and once - a-year visits to the vet's office (and more frequently as they age) can help find early changes in the teeth, which may help prevent some of those terrible dental abscesses that can plague our pet rabbits.

A multivariate analysis on the phenotype scores from an Australian cohort of 13,124 German Shepherd Dogs (GSDs) returned genetic correlations between 0.48 — 0.97 for the nine traits which fell into two trait groups, Group 1 reflecting early changes («laxity») and Group 2 reflecting late changes («osteoarthritis»).

In this paper «Early Changes in Postprandial Insulin Secretion, not in Insulin Sensitivity Characterize Juvenile Obesity «Diabetes 43:696 - 702; 1994 Le Stunff C, the authors looked at 3 groups of people — non-obese, recent obesity (< 4.5 years) and long standing obesity (> 4.5 years).

After an earlier change from soap to baking powder, the change - ready Wrigley started to include packs of gum with its powder tins.

The probability of successful implementation of the early change plans is increased if the couple is encouraged to begin with relatively low - priority, low - threat items on both their desired and undesired lists.

and he's been making early changes this season... whoop spurs!!!

The Prof very rarely makes an early change or a significant tactical one, leading to calls that he has no plan B or simply that he is stubborn and refuses to change a plan he thinks is right, despite evidence to the contrary.