Sentence examples for association in parallel from inspiring English sources

The sensitivity of the association in parallel was: SePARALLEL = 1- 1-SeIELISAA)*(1- 1-SeIELISASe and its specificity was: SpPARALLEL = SpIELISA * 1-SeCFT γ Sp; (with Se: sensitivity, Sp: specificity, γ: covariance).

The association implies the need to concentrate on the hospital-level OPCAB volume, which will contribute to cost reduction 18 23 and may contribute to patients' outcomes regarding volume-outcome association. 4 8 24 In parallel, analyses of geographical aspects in relation to OPCAB patients need to be considered.

We present a specific control law designed to Magnetically Coupled Boost (MCB) converters used as photovoltaic (PV) optimizers in parallel association.

Further studies of converter behavior in parallel association are also mentioned at the end of this paper, with objectives, for example, to characterize impact of possible shading on photovoltaic module and even to allow coupling of storage units to power bus.

Other circadian genes were tested for association to winter depression in parallel with CRY2.

The CRY2 finding reached significance even after correction for multiple testing considering other circadian gene SNPs tested for association to winter depression in parallel with CRY2.

The association analyses were performed in parallel by three collaborating groups, hence NFBC 1966 and Health2000 were analysed with PLINK 1.04, FINRISK, KORA and ATBC cohorts were analysed with R, and YF and Rotterdam study cohort with SPSS, using linear regression.

Each person has his or her own personal tolerance for altitude change, and consequently, we calculated the percentage change of outcomes from his or her baseline to evaluate the effect of intervention or association with possible factors in parallel design.

The algorithm was employed in a circuit formed by quantum dots connected each other in a shape of a linear chain (associations in series), and of a ring (associations in series, and in parallel).

DNA microarray technology has been combined with sedimentation analysis to characterize changes in ribosomal association for thousands of mRNAs in parallel.

Hydrogen-bonded self-assembly of four guanine bases can form planar arrangements called tetrads or G-quartets (Figure 1(b)), where charge coordination by monovalent cations (especially K+) stabilize stacking of G-quartets resulting in intramolecular or intermolecular association of four DNA strands in parallel or antiparallel orientation (for review, see [14] [17]).