Sentence examples for concentrations discriminated from inspiring English sources
The Cl isotopic compositions are negatively correlated with paleo seawater Cl− concentrations discriminated by a Rayleigh distillation model with δ34S values, while they are not correlated with either total Cl− concentrations or δ34S values.
Receiver operating curves (ROC) were used to determine if serum marker concentrations discriminated between cases and healthy controls [29].
ROC curve analysis showed that copeptin concentrations discriminated with high accuracy between asphyxia, as defined in this study, and controls: the area under the curve resulted at 0.91 (95%-CI 0.87 - 0.96, p < 0.0001, see Figure 6).
ROC analysis showed that CA 125 and MIF concentrations discriminate between healthy controls and cases collected either at surgery or 1 to 39 days prior to surgery (figure 2a,b; p<0.05 for each marker and condition).
Chiesa and associates [ 9, 21] reported the results of a study that included 23 cases of nosocomial infection and 92 asymptomatic controls between 3 and 30 days of life, in which serum PCT concentration discriminated all cases of sepsis with a 100% sensitivity and specificity.
Otolith Sr and Ba concentrations significantly discriminated the caging sites for one trial.
Receiver-operator characteristic (ROC) curve analyses were performed to determine the abilities of both the PFAA concentrations and discriminating scores to discriminate between patients and controls.
Sucrose/quinine concentrations can be discriminated by Max-SNR values.
A strong correlation between the outputs of both devices was found in a critical range of frequencies (1 10 Hz), and several TNF-α cytokine concentrations were properly discriminated.
In a recent study in children with meningococcal disease, high PTX3 and low CRP concentrations at admission discriminated between the presence and the absence of shock.
ROC analyses were calculated and plotted for the diagnostic accuracy of serum FS concentration to discriminate between the groups (AUCs in Table 3).
