Sentence examples for I short from inspiring English sources

Strengths of available measures include: (i) short length and ease of scoring, (ii) excellent internal consistency and convergent validity, and (iii) potentially adequate data for development of standardized norms for adolescent populations.

Positive relationships were observed between IPV perpetration and (i) short term CV reactivity markers (higher heart rate, lower vagal ratios, shorter pre-ejection periods) and (ii) longer term CV risk factors and outcomes including greater systolic blood pressure, incident hypertension, elevated 30 year CV risk score and self-report cardiac disease.

And I wonder, all these years later, just why I used his brilliant collection of World War I short stories and "vignettes" within In Our Time as the basis for my own insights on my war in DEROS Vietnam.

Bacterial infection (LPS) or metabolic alterations (palmitate) have distinct effects on IL-6 expression in hBSMC, (i) short term LPS induced autocrine JAK/STAT signaling and (ii) long-term endocrine regulation of IL-6 by palmitate.

They will consider both (i) short term and (ii) long term exposures (see additional file 1).

The program is accurate on datasets with (i) short overlaps and (ii) DNA target fragment sizes that are smaller than single-end read lengths.

Therefore, we suggest that approaches based on: (i) short-term; and (ii) selective COX-2 blocking alone might not be a sufficient tool to suppress the local synthesis of prostanoids.

The same ranking for biofouling impact on the feed spacers was found for the (i) short-term biofouling study with nutrient dosage and the (ii) long-term biofouling study without nutrient dosage.

Outcomes were assessed at two time points: (i) short-term - up to 10 days and (ii) mid-term - last measured time point in hospital or end of the trial.

For example, (i) short-term cultures of brain cells derived from embryonic or newborn animals may have incomplete development.

These approaches, however, have drawbacks: (i) short-term culture favouring the growth of only a subset of epithelial cells, (ii) RNA amplification leading to unequal amplification of all RNA transcripts in the cell population and (iii) the inclusion of a stromal component in commercially available RNA.