Sentence examples for confirmed per from inspiring English sources

Morphologic results of the spinal cord were quantitatively confirmed per FACS analyses (Fig  4, Supplementary Table S2).

An average of 10 40 HFRS cases are serologically confirmed per 100,000 population every calendar year in HFRS-endemic northern Sweden (5, 6 ).

This WHO classification proposed a grading system for NET based on the proliferative activity of tumor cells, which is defined by the number of mitoses confirmed per 10 high-power microscopic fields, or, by the percentage of tumor cells showing positive reactivity for the Ki-67 antigen (the Ki-67 labeling index).

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Further drawbacks of this trial are the lack of an intention-to-treat analysis to confirm the per protocol data and of an a priori specified clinically meaningful difference in peroneal motor NCV between the two groups studied.

Mr. Will could not recall how many meetings he attended; an aide later confirmed that the per diem for each meeting was $25,000.

A much lower than expected diversity in the X chromosome was confirmed (1.79x10-4 per bp in the individual and 5.83x10-4 per bp in the pool).

Staff assaults by youths have climbed to 37 confirmed assaults per 100 youths last year from a rate of 10 per 100 youths in 2007.

"This situation in Sierra Leone continues to improve — for the past week there have been less that 5 new confirmed cases per day, whereas a few weeks ago new cases per day were in the teens," Laserson said.

Quantitative RT-PCR (qRT-PCR) confirmed that per mRNA accumulates in the early evening (zeitgeber time 12 18 [ZT12 18]; Figures 1B and S1A), and staining for PER confirmed its nuclear accumulation in the late night/early morning.