Sentence examples for although the responsiveness from inspiring English sources
Although the responsiveness to antiproteinuric therapy may vary between the different non-diabetic glomerulopathies, the aforementioned studies were not designed to detect such differences.
We have previously shown that the PGI can be used in older people with heart failure, although the responsiveness of the tool was poor in this population.
Although the responsiveness indices used in this study provided similar rankings, differences did exist among the responsiveness indices when the generic HRQL measures were concerned.
Although the responsiveness of patient-rated outcome assessed by BCTQ was not the primary focus of this study, by 4 months the BCTQ SSS showed the largest effect sizes followed by the BCTQ FSS.
Although the responsiveness to IFN-β-mediated XAF1 induction is generaly more effective in cells associated with low basal xaf1 promoter methylation, our results indicate that reverse methylation is not the sole factor modulating XAF1 expression.
Although the responsiveness of the Dutch LEFS was good and superior to the WOMAC-PF and SF36-PF, compared to Italian validation study by Cacchio et al. (2010) (AUC = 0.86) it was somewhat low [ 15].
Although this may reflect the responsiveness of the programme to context and local priorities, these differences in approach need to be more transparently explained.
Although the mechanism distinguishing the responsiveness of RA and diabetes DCs to LPS is not yet clear, the implication is that DCs would present antigen more efficiently in the face of infection or other proinflammatory events in RA, whereas they would be less effective in response to the same stimuli in diabetes.
Although the agonist responsiveness of resistance arteries was not significantly altered in diabetic rats, the maximum constriction to all three agents tested did show a trend towards a decrease.
No studies reported on the responsiveness to change, although changes in this measure had been noted with time during longitudinal follow-up of the subjects in the cohort.
In their sensitivity to the finest differences in touch and their singing tone, the Viennese pianos suggest the responsiveness of a clavichord, although producing a louder sound.
