Sentence examples for adverse components from inspiring English sources

A versatile chitin degradation machinery is potentially also less susceptible to chitinase inhibitors, proteases and other adverse components that the fungus might encounter in nature.

Increased age and stage are recognised as adverse components of the IPI in NHL International Non-Hodgkinn's Lymphoma Prognostic Factors Project, 1993), and old age was included in the modified IPI applied to early-stage NHL (Miller et al, 1998).

In order to isolate the common adverse selection component underlying the five proxies we construct an index of information asymmetry (ASY) using principal component analysis across firm-years for the whole sample.

Canina's current research focuses on strategic decisions and performance, the relationship between purchased resources, human capital and their contributions to performance, the relationship between various liquidity measures and profitability, and measuring the adverse selection component of the bid/ask spread.

It is clear that many of the issues involved in knowledge representation (including representation of SMQs) go beyond the strictly "ontological" - indeed, existing ontology-modeling tools and paradigms may prove a poor match for several aspects of the modeling of the adverse-event component alone.

Adverse clinical outcome components were also reduced in TAVR patients compared with SAVR patients, including all-cause mortality (32.9% vs. 39.1%, respectively; p = 0.068), all stroke (12.6% vs. 19.0%, respectively; p = 0.034), and major adverse cardiovascular or cerebrovascular events (40.2% vs. 47.9%, respectively; p = 0.025).

Approximations based on the simple sum of the component adverse effects in most cases fell within the 2.5 and 97.5 centiles of the simulated distributions.

Hence, this choice of the flooring value favors the speech component over the noise component in adverse noisy conditions where the gain function is mainly determined by the second branch in (17).

Significant improvements in the service life of these components under adverse conditions would contribute to the wider use of fuel cells.

We urge laboratorians, tube manufacturers, diagnostic companies, and other researchers to take all the necessary steps to protect against the adverse effects of BCT components and their additives on clinical assays.

In vitro studies were designed to elucidate the potential adverse effects of individual components, smoke fractions, or whole smoke on exposed cells.