Sentence examples for cbg in from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to examine the effects of HFS diet intake on trabecular bone architecture (TBA) and cortical bone geometry (CBG) in aged rats.

The target CBG in both groups was <150 mg/dl (8.3 mmol/l).

Socioeconomic characteristics were extracted from the SF-3 for all 101 CBG in the rural study area to describe socioeconomic deprivation and population density [ 51].

The RIF disease-mapping feature compares the cancer rate for each CBG in the study area with a comparison rate derived from a user-defined comparison population for a specified study period.

Related studies, associating low CbG levels in astrocytoma and medulloblastoma with higher histological grades and lower survival (Sung et al, 1995; Yates et al, 1999), further support the value of CbG in discriminating between different categories of malignant disease.

We observed a decreased expression of CBG in the bovine liver and studies of human HepG2 cell in vitro showed that pro-inflammatory cytokines IL-1 and IL-6 can decrease CBG synthesis [ 36].

In this context, the retinoic acid-induced increase in CbG expression in NB cells represents a transition into a ganglioside pattern which is associated with (i) neuronal differentiation in normal cells and (ii) clinically less-aggressive NB tumours, suggesting that CbGs may play a role in the biological behaviour of NB.

Neither did we observe any difference in CBG concentration in hypoalbumenic patients as compared with patients with an albumin concentration more than 25 g/L.

Some might put it down to being on the election campaign trail, but then the Max Plank Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics ( MPI-CBG) in Dresden is a little different from most.

He hammers together CBGs in his laundry room, when he's not gigging.

UNU-IIGH launched an international grouper called UNU-CBG in 2010 to support the implementation of Casemix system in LMIC.