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Vertebral cancellous tissueμCT parameters are not significantly affected by aging from 16 to 21 weeks, housing type, or microgravity.
Published 2025“…Data shown are the mean ± standard deviation with a scatter plot (ns: non-significant). (G) μCT volumetric reconstructions of a representative sample from each group show a slight decrease in bone parameters from FL mice, which are not deemed significant by statistical testing.…”
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Changes in the UACR and urinary β2-MG levels compared with baseline values over time.
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Comparison of the rates of decline in the UACR and urinary β2-MG levels between the two subgroups.
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Changes in inflammatory cytokine levels compared with baseline values in all patients over time.
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Test soil parameters.
Published 2025“…When the length of UHMWPE is greater than 9 mm, there is no significant decrease in the free swelling ratio of the reinforced soil (<i>p</i> = 0.165). …”
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Influence of UHMWPE length on swelling pressure.
Published 2025“…When the length of UHMWPE is greater than 9 mm, there is no significant decrease in the free swelling ratio of the reinforced soil (<i>p</i> = 0.165). …”
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UHMWPF parameters.
Published 2025“…When the length of UHMWPE is greater than 9 mm, there is no significant decrease in the free swelling ratio of the reinforced soil (<i>p</i> = 0.165). …”