Sentence examples for characterised cases from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of cerebral palsy in our study, as well as the distribution of subdiagnoses, is in accordance with other Norwegian studies that include fewer but well characterised cases.

Indeed, the median latency for deaths among workers exposed to asbestos before 1940 was 48 years, whereas a median latency of only 11 years characterised cases exposed not earlier than 1980.

Firstly, it is large, with DNA samples being available from over 1380 well clinically characterised cases of prostate cancer, and 779 control men known not to have been diagnosed with prostate cancer.

In addition to genetically characterised cases in cross-bred Holstein calves [ 5] and Rotes Höhenvieh cattle [ 6], sporadic [ 14- 17] and multiple genetically linked cases within single herds have been reported [ 18- 20].

In the case of MDR1/P-gp, its higher expression characterised cases of a higher grade (P < 0001), with lymph node involvement (P < 0001), and shorter overall survival (P < 0.0001) and progression-free time (P < 0.0001).

Since DC is a genetic disorder (and in the characterised cases, monogenic) it might therefore lend itself to genetic therapy.

We used descriptive statistics to characterise cases and controls.

Similarly, headache is not relevant to identify ischaemic stroke but may characterise cases with subarachnoid haemorrhage.

Turner and Bryant-Waugh (2004) also used the EDE to characterise cases of eating disorder NOS but their sample excluded those with binge eating disorder and those with co-existing obesity.

Finally, the focus on the welfare activities also characterises Case D, whose main activities relate to daily residential services to the elderly and disabled.

Potential targets of iRGD were characterised as cases showing NRP1 overexpression (IHC-2+/3+), and these accounted for 45.8% of the clinical specimens.