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Today's report will no doubt cause some concern to the thousands of people who have seen their sight restored to near normal.

Most dogs are either greatly helped and return to normal or near normal or they do not improve at all.

Artificial islet will be very convenient and effective to control blood glucose in normal or near normal levels in clinical application.

The low-carbohydrate group showed a significant decrease in fasting glucose, to near normal, and a decrease in hemoglobin A1c.

But obese mice lacking pituitary insulin receptors maintained normal reproductive cycles and near-normal hormone levels.

However, there was near normal vertebral alignment with no fractures seen.

There may be a reduced choice of food, the government says, but it expects near-normal supplies.

And Germany's Frankfurt airport was also operating near normal.

The patients had near normal levels of blood pressure, cholesterol and other laboratory markers of heart health.

But, if treated, and once you bring it under control, it's not life-threatening and you live a near-normal life.

Wyss thinks the worst for housing is over, and houses are back near normal.

Hearing capacity will return to normal or near normal after the first and the following several times of attack.

When she heard unplug Bingya to control diabetes, removed to the hospital on a two Bingya, blood sugar dropped to near normal levels.

Body temperature will be near normal.

The nitrotoluenes and nitroxylenes, for example, show normal or near normal patterns.

improvement in the treatment of primary disease, thyroid hormone, or return to near normal ;