Sentence examples for conditions dates from inspiring English sources

Maintenance of primary liver cells under dynamic flow conditions dates back over three decades (Gebhardt and Mecke, 1979a).

The following data were collected: age; sex; comorbid conditions; dates of hospital admission and discharge; presence of septic shock at the moment of blood culture extraction; specific antimicrobials administered during hospitalization; dates of start and end of antimicrobial administration; surgical procedures and hospitalization in an intensive care unit.

Tuberculous ran rampant in the schools thanks in large part to shoddy ventilation and healthcare in the schools, documented by reports warning of these conditions dating back to 1906.

Comparisons between WT and Thbs1−/− mice for individual time points across experimental conditions (date of experiment) by means of Student's t-test for independent samples were also included, with the recognition that this analysis does not reflect baseline conditions and environmental confounders.

Also because of climatic conditions, date fruit is extensively grown and consumed in this part of Iran.

For new injuries, the team doctor or physiotherapist recorded: player code, position of play, ground conditions, date of injury, mechanism of injury, body region, main tissue injured, side of injury, whether recurrent or new injury and clinical diagnosis.

The theater's poor condition dates to 1951, when fire gutted the building.

We considered all condition occurrences where the condition dates fell within the patient's valid observation period and compared the Read code-based prevalence from the raw source with the SNOMED-CT-based prevalence from the CDM.

I'm not blaming Amazon for my own lack of self-control in a bookstore – that's a pre-existing condition dating back to childhood.

The idea that we should – and must – save a moment in time is a part of the human condition dating back to the paintings of men slaying buffalo adorning the walls of caves.

Early descriptions of the condition date from 1779, and its viral cause and transmission were understood by the early 20th century.