Sentence examples for considered to confer a from inspiring English sources

A post-therapy Ki-67 index of ≤5% was considered to confer a favorable prognosis.

Involvement of a health care professional in determining the presence of a disease state was considered to confer a low risk of misclassification, whereas patient self-reporting was considered to confer a high risk.

For case-control studies, controls selected from hospital populations was considered to confer a high risk of bias.

p95HER2 lacks the extracellular domain of the receptor and is considered to confer a more aggressive phenotype [ 3, 5].

inhA promoter mutations are generally considered to confer a lower-level of resistance to isoniazid (2-4 fold) as well as high-level cross-resistance to ethionamide [ 42].

The RCI is considered to confer a true change when it is more than 1.96 (95%% confidence) (that is, the z-score corresponding to the desired level of significance) [ 32].

Polyploidy has often been considered to confer plants a better adaptation to environmental stresses.

Recent studies demonstrate that genome doubling is often considered to confer plants a better adaptability to various environmental stresses [ 13, 14, 33, 34].

The magnitude of these changes associated with changes in THs would be considered to confer minimal risk to an individual, even though the individual risk of myocardial infarction (MI) and death from MI increases linearly for increased systolic and diastolic blood pressure (U.S. EPA 1985) and serum cholesterol (Rose 1981).

Therefore, this genotype was considered to confer full resistance to BSE and scrapie (7 ) (for a full review see [ 10 ]).

There is also a demand for cheetah-skin shoes in Sudan, where they are considered to confer high-status.