Sentence examples for associated rejection from inspiring English sources

Bretz et al. (2009) and Burman et al. (2009) independently derived graphical representations and associated rejection algorithms for important subclasses of the Hommel et al. (2007) procedures.

Often, the point on the ROC curve (and associated rejection level) with a tangent line with slope 1 is chosen, for which it can be proven that it maximises the sum of the sensitivity and specificity (and hence minimises the sum of the probability of the Type I and Type II errors) – this is also the definition of optimal that will be used in this paper.

Instead of policies being implemented that have majority public support, an entrenched minority of conservative legislators ensures that, drip-by-drip, the mandate for progressive change (and the associated rejection of trickle-down economics) that was delivered by the American electorate last November slips imperceptibly away.

Do not associate rejection with failure, since it's the opposite.

To define genetic risk factors associated with rejection, β-Thalassemia patients who rejected transplants (Graft Rejection, GR, n=15) were compared to patients who developed either Complete Chimerism (CC, n=85) or Persistent Mixed Chimerism, in which donor and recipient cells stably coexist (PMC, n=10) (Table 1).

The CXCL10-CXCR3 axis is particularly important in transplant rejection, with levels of CXCL10 being associated with rejection in human transplant recipients(23).

Furthermore, of the 33 strain-related probesets in heart tissue, only 13 (representing 13 uniquely named genes) were also associated with rejection; a very small fraction (<1%) of all rejection-related differentially expressed probesets in heart tissue [Additional file 1].

By email, he said: There are some other more subtle differences, and despite all that, the results are pretty much identical: Free-market worldviews are strongly associated with rejection of climate science and conspiratorial thinking is associated with the rejection of all scientific propositions tested, albeit to varying extent.

These genes nominally associated with rejection in rat PBMC were then compared to previously identified rejection-related genes from studies of human PBMC after cardiac transplant [ 8, 31, 32].

Cold ischemia reperfusion injury (IRI) is a major factor for early graft dysfunction and is associated with rejection episodes in heart transplantation.

Learning to tolerate the distress associated with rejection can actually build your confidence.