Sentence examples for classification of endogenous from inspiring English sources

The GE patients belonged to the systematic schizophrenia subtype, the most severe form of schizophrenia, on the basis of Leonhard's classification of endogenous psychoses [48].

The GE samples consisted of 190 unrelated control subjects (76 females; 114 males), and 176 unrelated schizophrenics of the systematic subtype (33 females; 143 males), the most severe form of schizophrenia based on Leonhard's classification of endogenous psychoses [35].

To further elucidate the genetic relevance of DAOA/G30 for affective disorders, we performed a haplotype based, case-control association study in a sample of German descent in a polydiagnostic approach including the criteria of ICD-10 and Leonhard's classification of endogenous psychoses.

Reflecting on the weaknesses of the above classification principle based on the presence of endogenous ligands, a phylogenetic classification model was introduced [22] in which the main organizing principle was sequence similarity.

Tests for classification as endogenous or predetermined of arbitrary subsets of regressors are formulated as significance tests in auxiliary IV regressions and their relationships with various more classic test procedures are examined and critically compared with statements in the literature.

This classification assay showed that one consistent effect of endogenous DUX4-FL in human myotubes was to increase cytoplasmic staining intensity for Ub-proteins (Fig. 4G).

In addition, other criteria as reduced serum erythropoietin levels below normal ranges [ 10, 13] or in vitro formation of endogenous erythroid colonies are included in the classification criteria [ 8].

In this sense, stress response is partially endogenous to use the classification of Luscombe et al. [ 6] (they group Cell Cycle and Sporulation as endogenous and the other conditions as exogenous).

The dominant diagnostic model of the classification of depression today is unitarian; however, since Kurt Schneider (1920) introduced the concept of endogenous depression and reactive depression, the binary model has still often been used on a clinical basis.

Historical classification of depression into "reactive" (or "exogenous") and "endogenous" forms has produced no remarkable progress in its clinical picture or long-term outcome.

The word is an amalgam of endogenous, meaning made by the body, and morphine.