... seven postexposure days. They soon began a normal weight gain and remained clinically healthy until the time of necropsy. No significant gross lesions were observed during a detailed gross ...

... scale might be used as a process measure. Clinically significant outcome measures in- clude attempts at quitting and abstinence success. Withdrawal symptom severity and concomitants of cessation attempts, such as weight gain, may be viewed as outcomes as well. Some ...

... scale might be used as a process measure. Clinically significant outcome measures in- clude attempts at quitting and abstinence success. Withdrawal symptom severity and concomitants of cessation attempts, such as weight gain, may be viewed as outcomes as well. Some ...

... 30 Kg. A loss of 10 Kg. is clinically obvious. Muscle atrophy and loss of strength precede weight loss, and restoration of muscle bulk and strength appear prior to significant weight gain during convalescence. The distribution of extracellular body fluids ...

... 6) decreased heart rate (7) increased appetite or weight gain SOURCE: Condensed from the American Psychiatric Association (1987). The signs and symptoms of nicotine withdrawal are observable; they are often of clinically significant magnitude and occur in self-quitters as well ...

... 6) decreased heart rate (7) increased appetite or weight gain SOURCE: Condensed from the American Psychiatric Association (1987). The signs and symptoms of nicotine withdrawal are observable; they are often of clinically significant magnitude and occur in self-quitters as well ...

... with specific associated symptoms may be suffering from significant underlying ... 2 DEFINITIONS AND BACKGROUND þ Patients suspected ...

... non-G551D gating mutations experienced statistically significant and ... gains in body weight and respiratory symptom-related quality of life with ...

... non-G551D gating mutations experienced statistically-significant and ... improvements in body weight and the respiratory domain of the CFQ-R ...

... control pigs responded with a disease readily characterized clinically by ... and no significant weight abnormality, Pig 58, Fig. 2; others exhibited ...