Sentence examples for an identified population from inspiring English sources

We report here that an identified population of central neurons, rat retinal ganglion cells, are resistant to the neurotoxic effects of millimolar concentrations of glutamate under otherwise normal culture conditions.

These studies support our approach in this study of being able to identify patients with COPD from administrative data in order to enhance the proactive care and have an identified population for research and quality improvement purposes.

Prevention programmes can be widely provided to all of an identified population (universal approaches) regardless of risk status, or targeted (selective or indicated approaches) towards those at increased risk of developing problems or displaying subclinical symptoms.

Further confounding the gefitinib story, the absence of an identified population that would attain all the response benefits at the time of the randomized phase II trial led to false assumptions that dose did not matter, resulting in the utilization of the lower dose in the phase III trial comparing gefitinib with standard best supportive care [7].

Marshall, A. D., Dudgeon, C. L. & Bennett, M. B. Size and structure of a photographically identified population of manta rays Manta alfredi in southern Mozambique.

A newly identified population of stem cells, called holoclones, now lives among the child's genetically corrected skin cells, said Dr. Michele de Luca of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia's Center for Regenerative Medicine, who led the team's efforts.

This lower rate for the hospital-based population was chiefly due to a larger identified population at risk (false positives).

These cells have characteristics of a recently identified population of stem cells, in that they remain after castration and express the marker gene Nkx3.1.

Furthermore, they uncover a newly identified population of 'instructor' cells (characterized by GlyCl expression) that can control the fate of neural crest derivatives with exquisite specificity.

"They themselves identified population as a factor making it more difficult for them to adapt.

Coding variation and its impact on identified populations is a major concern in database analyses.