Sentence examples for control for intermediate from inspiring English sources

It accumulates light intermediate particles and was used as a control for intermediate virus assembly.

They found that increasing dose was associated with better disease control for intermediate and high-risk patients but did not find a statistically significant association with the low-risk patients.

All of the variables that were significant in the multivariate analyses controlling for only structural determinants were still significant when controlling for intermediate determinants (age, age at marriage, and place of residence), although the ORs were slightly diminished (Table 4).

The 5- and 7-year biochemical control rates for intermediate were 82.5% and 80.3%, respectively, for the combined group and 81.3% and 71%, respectively, for 3DCRT alone.

The templates were coupled by linkers to cellulose membranes of microplate format, which could be cleaved for control of intermediate and final products.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01206.003 When expressed as the time required to reach peak response during the stimulus train, the values were largest for ω-conotoxin GVIA-treated, smallest for control, and intermediate for tb204a mutant fish.

Intermediate cause was defined as a factor in a causal pathway; therefore, controlling for an intermediate cause removes the association between an explanatory variable and outcome.

Whereas Carter had cut off all negotiations with the Soviets after their invasion of Afghanistan, Shultz credits Reagan for bringing the Soviets back to the table in arms control by publicly calling for intermediate range arms control negotiations while letting the Soviets know that if they didn't negotiate the U.S. would have no choice but to deploy their own intermediate range weapons.

Third, using a hierarchical approach recommended by Victora et al. (18), multivariate analysis was conducted to determine odds ratios (ORs) for non-use of services based on selected, significant structural determinants, first without and then controlling for significant intermediate determinants.

In both sexes, after controlling for potential intermediate variables, each lipid ratio, and visceral adiposity indicator, as well as TyG considered one-at-a-time made a significant incremental additive contribution to the prediction of HOMA-IR (all P <0.05).

However, adjustment for risk factors that are affected by the exposure (i.e., birth weight and BMI) is controversial because standard methods used to assess the direct effect of an exposure on a given outcome after controlling for an intermediate variable may result in bias (Cole and Hernan 2002).