marcofabri
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Hi,
I am writing several sequential results and that was the best I thought. Please, it sounds clear? Is the position of the word "respectively" in the last sentence correct?
Thanks
Compared to AL18, CR18 rats had ~10% lower fasting glucose, ~15% lower OGTT, ~28% lower IpTT, ~21% lower resting metabolic rate, ~13% lower blood pressure, ~16% lower heart rate, ~62% lower triglycerides, ~76% lower cholesterol, ~66% lower VLDL-cholesterol, ~38% and ~46% lower atherogenic and cardiovascular risk indexes, respectively. AL18 and CR18 groups showed similar HDL and LDL-cholesterol levels. CR18 group also presented an anti-inflammatory profile compared to the AL18 group. Compared to AL18, CR18 rats had ~18% and ~40% lower IL-6 and TNF-α serum levels, respectively, and 17% higher IL-10 levels. Moreover, the IL-6/IL10 and TNF-α ratios were respectively ~24% and ~31% lower in CR18 rats than in AL18 rats.
I am writing several sequential results and that was the best I thought. Please, it sounds clear? Is the position of the word "respectively" in the last sentence correct?
Thanks
Compared to AL18, CR18 rats had ~10% lower fasting glucose, ~15% lower OGTT, ~28% lower IpTT, ~21% lower resting metabolic rate, ~13% lower blood pressure, ~16% lower heart rate, ~62% lower triglycerides, ~76% lower cholesterol, ~66% lower VLDL-cholesterol, ~38% and ~46% lower atherogenic and cardiovascular risk indexes, respectively. AL18 and CR18 groups showed similar HDL and LDL-cholesterol levels. CR18 group also presented an anti-inflammatory profile compared to the AL18 group. Compared to AL18, CR18 rats had ~18% and ~40% lower IL-6 and TNF-α serum levels, respectively, and 17% higher IL-10 levels. Moreover, the IL-6/IL10 and TNF-α ratios were respectively ~24% and ~31% lower in CR18 rats than in AL18 rats.