Sentence examples for based on persistence of from inspiring English sources
These phenotypes were extracted using latent class models and distinguish between types of wheeze based on persistence of symptoms 24 (see Online Repository).
For example, 65%% of the Cat 1 chemicals in the NCD were classified based on persistence of effects only, whereas this was 35%% for the RCD.
The under-prediction rate for the Cat 1 subgroup that was classified based on persistence of effects only increased to 22%% when only liquids were considered.
The results of this study indicate that there is indeed a difference in outcomes based on persistence of WRF; however, both WRFp and WRFt were associated with negative outcomes.
Indeed, in humans with some disorders of sex differentiation there is evidence of delayed germ cell differentiation, based on persistence of OCT4 expression, in addition to an increased risk of CIS and TGCT in later life (Cools et al., 2006).
It is therefore highly questionable to treat CR and CC in a similar way as CO and IR when it comes to classify chemicals as Cat 1 based on persistence of effects at day 21.
On the other hand, the proportion of chemicals that were classified Cat 1 based on persistence only was 65.1 % in the NCD (52.7 % with CO persistence and 12.4 % with only CR, CC and/or IR persistence) and 35.5 % in the RCD (25.8 % with CO persistence and 9.7 % with only CR, CC and/or IR persistence).
Our findings challenge the notion of a strict separation of commissioners and providers, and instead demonstrate the adaptive persistence of relational commissioning based on continuity of provision, trust and interdependence between commissioners and providers, at least for services for people with long-term conditions.
Certainly, it is known that the under-predictions for Cat 1 chemicals obtained with organotypic methods like BCOP and ICE, which were developed to detect immediate severe effects, are more likely for chemicals classified in vivo based only on persistence of effects than for those classified based on severity (ICCVAM 2006a, b, 2007).
Among the Cat 1 chemicals evaluated, 36 65 % (depending on the database) were classified based only on persistence of effects, with the remaining being classified mostly based on severe corneal effects.
