Sentence examples for certain subtypes of patients from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to systematically analyze case reports, some authors have proposed to conduct "formal case studies" [ 52] in which certain subtypes of patients would be automatically included in studies designed to test a priori hypotheses.

Crucially, there is evidence indicating that patients suffering from certain subtypes of depression (e.g. patients with atypical depression) are prone to show such maladaptive behavior, emphasizing the need to establish a classification of depression that takes different subtypes into account.

For instance, high levels of reactive carbonyl compounds and low levels of vitamin B6 are observed in the plasma of patients with certain subtypes of schizophrenia [ 28], suggesting that the use of the carbonyl-scavenger pyridoxamine might provide therapeutic benefits for these patients [ 29].

It is possible that genistein has heterogeneous actions through which promotes cancer growth and progression in certain subtypes of cancers while inhibiting other tumors due to differential ERβ expressions among patients.

This postulation has been confirmed in select patients with ovarian carcinoma [ 93], making trabectedin particularly attractive for certain subtypes of breast, lung, and ovarian carcinoma with BRCA mutations.

Potential mechanisms include alterations to the pain-modulating dopaminergic system and carbergoline, an ergot derivative, also possesses significant affinity for certain subtypes of serotonergic and adrenergic receptors.

We also investigated the association between certain subtypes of the bont/B gene and plasmid carriage.

Plasmids that encode certain subtypes of the botulinum neurotoxin type B have recently been detected in some Clostridium botulinum strains.

8, 9 Another two forms of monogenic hypertension include certain subtypes of congenital adrenal hyperplasia (CAH).

The activity of taxanes is restricted to certain subtypes of soft tissue sarcomas.

26 This suggests that these miRNAs may characterize certain subtypes of human CRPC.