Sentence examples for assessing a group of from inspiring English sources
Assessing a group of 31 CHD patients, Posch et al. reported that mutations in ACTC1 gene encoding cardiac actin represented a rare cause of familial ASDII [ 12].
Future studies could address this issue by assessing a group of polyp free individuals at an early stage of life while tracking their stressful life events exposure and colon polyp development over time.
Perhaps the most encouraging success so far is the concept of connectivity mapping (Cmap), where chemical compounds with similar/dissimilar mechanisms of action (MOAs) and disease states can be connected by assessing a group of their gene signatures relative to a reference collection of gene expression profiles (GEPs) [ 8].
Olitski often relied on a small group of people to help him assess a group of paintings, or to alter them.
In the first step, it assesses a group of points named as population, in accordance with the target function.
To assess a group of adolescents with bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) from a biochemical-metabolic standpoint, applying the metabolomic approach to studying their exhaled breath condensate (EBC).
Because we assessed a group of children with moderate to severe language impairment, all children demonstrated pragmatic problems and most of them (85.7 %) showed more than a 2-year-gap in this area.
The goal of this study was to assess a group of Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome (MRKH) withn with surgically created neovaginas in the interest of uterus transplantation (UTx) and to recruit the first group of applicants for a uterus transplant trial.
We assessed a group of participants with HFA diagnosis and a group of participants who had first received an HFA diagnostic then were diagnosed with schizophrenia spectrum disorder during late adolescence.
In this paper I will present the results from an experimental study designed to assess a group of SLI children's ability to judge the grammaticality of a range of negative constructions.
The Longitudinal Youth at Risk Study (LYRIKS) commenced in Singapore in 2008, designed to comprehensively assess a group of ultra high risk (UHR) individuals and identify clinical, social, neuropsychological and biological risk factors unique to the local population.
