Sentence examples for center dependent from inspiring English sources

Metalloporphyrin axial ligation is an important process in catalysis and the enzymatic chemistry of proteins and is metal center dependent.

Most of the data pertaining to weaning derive from VA ECMO, although weaning strategies are highly center dependent and without well-defined standard operating procedures [ 62, 63].

Then, 2013 urban land-use map of the study area was overlaid with flood hazard layer and average hazard values were extracted from hierarchical buffer rings (500 m, 1000 m, 1500 m and 2000 m) around urban and rural centers (dependent variables).

We believe that the multicentric and controlled design of our study has contributed to limitation of center-dependent bias and to significant expansion of ICU-AAV-related knowledge, especially with regard to long-term prognosis of these patients.

The prevalence of CKD was center-dependent.

However performance was center-dependent, suggesting that training is a key component in quality assurance of spoligotyping.

Regardless of whether or not EBV-infected naïve B cells enter the memory B-cell pool via germinal center-dependent or -independent routes, these infected B cells will be subject to genetic trauma en route to maturation.

Recent multi-center trials in Huntington's disease and AD seem to contradict this preoccupation, suggesting a low center-dependent bias and a real possible use as a surrogate endpoint [ 22, 23].

The aim of the present study was therefore to evaluate whether center-dependent effects on the gene expression pattern exist, whether diagnostically relevant gene expression profile can be identified, and which genes are important during the systemic inflammatory response.

As a result, patients treated in the same center are dependent (clustered), rather than independent.

The aim of the multilevel analysis was to evaluate the effect of the health center on dependent variables by calculating the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC), with a higher ICC signifying a greater effect of the center on the activity.