Sentence examples for control grade from inspiring English sources

For example, a pair was assigned level I evidence if there was evidence from at least one randomized controlled trial or meta-analysis, while 'positive control, grade 1' (PC1) meant that in addition there was 'proven biological mechanism for causal association'.

Discuss the evolution of blood pressure (BP) control grade in a large sample of Spanish hypertensive patients in the period of 2002 2006.

A handful of faculty members voted against changing the grading policy, including molecular biology professor Elizabeth Gavis, who said she voted against it because no clear-cut strategy to control grade inflation and minimize grading disparities between departments had been presented.

Some animals (especially Prnp −/− and Tg20 mice) progressed to a loss of balance control (Grade V) and further chronic whole-body convulsions (Grade VI).

In the exsanguinating patient, aortic cross-clamping may be employed as an adjunct to achieve bleeding control (grade 1C).

We recommend that patients with ongoing haemodynamic instability despite adequate pelvic ring stabilisation receive early preperitoneal packing, angiographic embolisation and/or surgical bleeding control (Grade 1B).

These genes are regulated to control graded gene expression for ligands or receptors related to the graded response of the cell to environmental signals or stimuli.

Faculty may not be in a position where they assign or directly control grades of students for work done on a company or project in which they (the faculty) have a financial interest.

ANOVA and linear regression were used to test for within-reviewer trends between ΔFVC and ΔFEV1 and quality control grades.

Differences in grading between reviewers were generally small (fig. 6b), with all reviewers showing decreasing test results with progressively poorer quality control grades.

Stratified analyses based on background variables (glycaemic control, grades of retinopathy or proteinuria) were performed to examine the relationship between subjective symptoms and nerve function.