Sentence examples for characterize long term from inspiring English sources
Chronic and developmental toxicity have been noted for several common ENMs (e.g. TiO2, Ag), however more data is necessary to accurately characterize long term ecological risks.
These results suggest that A1C may be a superior marker to fasting glucose for characterizing long term diabetes risk.
In view of a large body of controversial in vitro data on the physiological and pathological role of the presynaptic protein SNCA for dopaminergic signaling, this study characterized long term in vivo effects of SNCA mutations in the nigrostriatal dopaminergic projection of mice.
The changes show the shifts in activity of the liver, kidneys, pancreas and overall metabolic processes that characterizes long term fasting and hypometabolism.
We therefore wished to investigate the potential relationship between the three major NOD2/CARD15 variants in a well characterized, long term follow up dataset of Crohn patients with pediatric- and adult-onset and inflammatory phenotype, response to therapy and lower bone mineral density.
Spatial metrics were used to characterize long-term trends and patterns of urban growth.
Normal weather values that characterize long-term weather patterns are critical component of weather normalization.
Both the remotely sensed data and landscape metrics were used to characterize long-term trends and patterns of urban sprawl.
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In this issue of Cell Metabolism, Rakova and associates use an unprecedented study design to characterize long-term salt balance in humans (Rakova et al., 2012).
However, for some diseases like schistosomiasis, a widespread parasitic infection caused by Schistosoma worms, accounting for heterogeneity is crucial to both characterize long-term dynamics and evaluate opportunities for disease control.
