Sentence examples for 1 pid from inspiring English sources
A study of VAPP in the US assumed an incidence of approximately 1 PID patient per 10,000 births in the US [ 42].
Interestingly, the frequency of PIDs (25 PIDs in 198 hours or 1 PID per 8 hours of monitoring) was the greatest in the patient with the shortest time interval between stroke onset and monitoring (13 hours).
To further investigate the ability of THK523 to recognize tau lesions, we undertook immunohistochemical and fluorescence studies in serial brain sections taken from individuals with AD (n = 3), CBD (n = 2), PSP (n = 1), PiD (n = 2) and Parkinson's disease (PD; n = 2).
In agreement with real-time PCR data, the counts of CD3+CCL4+ and CD68+CCL4+ cells were lower (p<0.05) at PID 14 than they were at PID 0 (Table 1).
These eight proteins had <50percentt identity (PID) to anything in the NCBI protein database and <40 PID to any streptococcal protein (Table 4).
To assess the comparative performance of the IT2FO-FPID, authors compared it against existing controllers, i.e., interval type-2 fuzzy PID (IT2-FPID), type-1 fractional order fuzzy PID (T1FO-FPID), type-1 fuzzy PID (T1-FPID), and conventional PID controllers.
Figure 3 PID control system.
Its properties are investigated and compared with that of two developed suboptimal controllers: an H2 PID controller and a Maclaurin PID controller.
7. PID (Premature Intervention Disorder): The hallucinated belief by war-mongering American politicians that invading and occupying other countries for ridiculously long periods of time will increase national security, distract people from thinking about the economy, and lower gas prices.
It is normally avirulent, as are also two other strains of K-12 in the main dataset (MG1655, PID 225 and DH10B, PID 20079).
The four levels of gene assignment for CDS were 1) conserved (≥35 per cent identity (PID), ≥75% coverage), 2) known function (30 35 PID, <75% coverage), 3) weak homology (25 30 PID, <75% coverage), and 4) hypothetical (<25 PID, ≥75% coverage).
