Sentence examples for characteristics only for from inspiring English sources

Authors reported data for baseline patient characteristics only for the group of patients with node-positive prostate cancer but not for patients randomized to early or deferred androgen suppression therapy.

Among these characteristics, only for life-time history of depression was there some evidence of a differential treatment effect (χ = 6.5, P = 0.011 and χ = 2.86, P = 0.091 for DH4 and RS6, respectively).

This line shows low mortality due to feather pecking and cannibalism, and differs from animals selected for production characteristics only for a number of physiological and behavioral measures which may be related to fear or stress, including altered whole-blood serotonin levels, plasma corticosterone (CORT) levels and open field behavior, while leaving cognition intact [ 3, 7- 9].

This effect is characteristic only for natural waters polluted with organic cationogen substances.

Moreover, it was possible to discover in each chromatogram the volatiles that were characteristic only for a given mould.

The presence of the peak with 203 m/z in the negative mode, corresponding to deprotonated molecule, is characteristic only for the limiting case sample "6/10".

It should be noted that on chromatograms obtained for digested enriched bread also present were the components of digestive system (DS) and broccoli sprouts) as well as some new peaks characteristic only for fortified bread.

MTB-F/MTB-R primers amplified a DNA fragment coding for the last five codons of murA gene, the promoter region of the rrnA operon, and the 5′ end of the 16S rRNA; a 488 bp fragment characteristic only for M. tuberculosis complex members should be amplified.

There are also some cellular features characteristic only for senescent vascular cells (cell-type exclusive senescent phenotype CESP), namely, an increased level of angiotensin II receptor and transdifferentiation of VSMCs to osteoblasts associated with the calcification process (Nakano-Kurimoto et al. 2009) or decrease in NOS activity in ECs (Minamino et al. 2002).

These low levels of CD4+ T cells appear to be characteristic only for African guenons (tribe Cercopithecini), as SMs and mandrills (tribe Papionini) were reported to have higher CD4+ T cell counts, similar to RMs, which belong to the same tribe.

Therefore, differences were more quantitative than qualitative (Additional file 8: Figure S4 and Additional file 9: Figure S3. However, there were some gene sets forming quite distinctive pattern or footprint characteristic only for the LP sample (Additional file 9: Figure S3).