Sentence examples for before stratification from inspiring English sources

Variables were chosen to represent domains as a whole, before stratification.

The blue-shaded region represents patients whose prognosis would not have been considered sufficiently poor to warrant chemotherapy before stratification but might be considered to benefit after stratification.

Although before stratification, glycemic load was slightly more unfavorable in the youngest age-of-onset group, the difference in A1C was very small and in our opinion not sufficient to explain the rather large difference in risk of retinopathy.

For LysoTracker staining, eggs were incubated with 0.5 nM LysoTracker Red DND-99 for 30 min at room temperature before stratification [ 4], and then stained with PPBD as described above.

Statistical re-analysis of the stratified power and graph theoretical results was conducted for the statistical maximum in time frequency grid space of the original results (before stratification) using dependent samples t-tests.

This can happen, for instance, if other, more important factors of group assignment are distributed more unequally across X = c und X = t after stratification than they were before stratification on Z l [[ 7], and the references therein].

There was the dentist who lived next door to the ditch digger who lived next door to the preacher before economic stratification started to happen.

"I hope it won't be long before we are using olaparib in the clinic to treat prostate cancer, or before genomic stratification of cancers becomes a standard in this and other cancers".

In that case, the expression of p63 must occur very early during epidermal development before the stratification program will commit ectodermal cells into epidermal cells, as already suggested by Koster and Roop [10].

Importantly, 6 of these SNPs mapped to the IKBKAP loci in the 9q31A and had been found associated with HSCR before the stratification of the patients according to the mutation status (Fig.  2).

Many seeds require a period of cold, called stratification, before they will germinate.