Sentence examples for aml from inspiring English sources

The researchers used an off-the-shelf microarray made by Affymetrix, a company that pioneered the biochip, to analyse bone-marrow samples taken from 38 patients with two similar forms of leukaemia, one called acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) and the other acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).

He has discovered that a chemical called parthenolide, found in feverfew, a medicinal plant, kills AML stem cells.

The Financial Action Task Force, which polices global AML standards, has started to pay as much attention to enforcement as to what's on the statute books.Large countries may also use Cyprus as an excuse to accelerate recent moves, led by America, to force tax havens to exchange client information with other countries' tax authorities on an automatic basis.

In 1997 he isolated what looked like stem cells from a blood cancer called acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).

This model was then used to classify new, unknown samples from other patients as either ALL or AML.To make things harder, the 34 new samples tested by the diagnostic model included blood samples as well as bone-marrow samples, and also AML samples from child patients—even though the AML samples used to design the model were all taken from adults.

One is a disconnect between anti-money-laundering (AML) controls on paper and in practice.

On its rejection by the French governor general, Ferhat Abbas and an Algerian working-class leader, Messali Hadj, formed the Amis du Manifeste et de la Liberté (AML; Friends of the Manifesto and Liberty), which envisioned an Algerian autonomous republic federated to a renewed, anti-colonial France.

Perhaps it might be time for some of his colleagues to take a brief look at Transparency International's assessment of the UK's anti-money-laundering (AML) framework, then.

Professor Paul Spagnuolo at the Canada University of Waterloo has identified a lipid – a group of naturally occurring molecules – within avocados, which fights against acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).

Here's what it says: "The AML regime in the UK is inadequate and structurally unsound.

Professor Greaves, whose study with Professor Tariq Enver of the Medical Research Council's Weatherall Institute for Molecular Medicine at Oxford University is published in the journal Science, said the genetic mutation found in the pre-cancerous stem cells of the twins was caused by the merging of two genes known as TEL and AML-1.