Sentence examples for analogous assessment from inspiring English sources
An analogous assessment of the suppressive properties of CD4+CD25+ Treg cells was also conducted in BDF1 mice.
The concentrations of serum hs-CRP in the two groups studied are presented in Figure 2. The results of the assessment of mean hs-CRP concentrations differed from the analogous assessment carried out for ferritin.
An analogous assessment of ruminant DNA at a concentration of 1,000 pg/μL in heparinase digestion buffer was indistinguishable from the response of both the NTC and the SEC when tested with the porcine primers and probe.
We have reviewed (analogous) environmental impact assessment procedures and scientific literature on carbon capture and storage (CCS) options.
Moreover, the NBC invites us to consider the modalities of treatment of extremely premature newborns in a way absolutely analogous to the assessment of any other form of treatment to which handicapped people are subjected, regardless of their age.
"It is very analogous to authentic assessments in other professions, in nursing, in medical residencies, in architecture," said Raymond L. Pecheone, a professor of practice at Stanford who leads the center that developed the new assessment.
Finally, there may be variability in CEIP tumour assessments analogous to the inter- and intra-observer variability seen with radiologists.
The tool-development component of the program has been designed to support the energy audit marketplace by providing a substantially lower-cost, entry-level assessment method analogous to the fuel-economy ratings associated with vehicles.
It was designed to be analogous to the clinical assessment of the patient and incorporates questions that are similar to those that are used in the clinical encounter.
Analogous to the prospective assessment of falls any change of medication was documented in a second sheet included in the falls calendar.
The use of these hemoglobin adducts for exposure assessments is analogous to the use of glycated hemoglobin to monitor blood glucose levels in diabetic patients (Osterman-Golkar and Vesper 2006).
