Sentence examples for buffer was associated with from inspiring English sources
Incubation with the phosphatidylcholine nanoparticles prepared in neutral buffer was associated with increased EGFR content in the cancer cells and with its altered cellular localization.
Holguin et al. (2007) reported that among 95 children with physician-diagnosed asthma, an interquartile increase in road density within a 200-m "home buffer" was associated with a 17%9595% CI, −2 to 40; p = 0.09) increase in eNO.
The profiles of both the release of γ-PGA and the dissolution of Ca2+ ions from the 2ECCaME* hybrid were similar, indicating the calcium released into TRIS buffer was associated with γ-PGA.
Traffic load in a 100-m buffer was associated with elevated BP in nonmedicated participants with an increase of 0.35 mmHg (95% CI: 0.02, 0.68) systolic and 0.22 mmHg (95% CI: 0.04, 0.40) diastolic BP per 4,000,000 vehicles × m/day, respectively, with no evidence for heterogeneity (Table 4 and Figure 2).
Whereas increased exposure as measured by traffic in a 250 m circular buffer was associated with slightly increased odds for type 2 diabetes, this pattern was less clear for distance to the nearest main road and modeled NO2-concentration and absent for traffic flow at the nearest main road.
Furthermore, in the same cohort, NO2 and traffic load within a 200 m buffer were associated with diabetes-associated mortality [ 12].
Each newly arrived voice packet in the user's data buffer is associated with the packet discard time.
As a consequence, the re-addition of Ca2+ to the extracellular buffer is associated with a rapid Ca2+ entry signal (Figure 6A).
If 200 or more of these points in this buffer meet or exceed the threshold, then the data buffer is associated with a pulse beat.
However, each acre within the 100 250 m buffer region was associated with a marginally significant increase in herbicide concentrations (e.g., 2.4-fold increase for 10 acres).
Holguin demonstrated that road density - a proxy measure for exposure - within the 50- and 100-metre buffers around homes was associated with reduced lung function and increased exhaled NO in children with asthma [ 12].
