Sentence examples for controls representative from inspiring English sources

Postnatally, CENP-F −/− hearts continued to have less ventricular mass than controls; representative examples at P4 are shown in Fig. 2B.

While having advantages, case-control studies are inherently at risk of selection bias due to the challenges of selecting a sample of controls representative of the population from which the cases arose [ 7, 14, 15].

Under the adopted experimental conditions, CDDP also induced substantial changes in cell morphology, with a two-fold increase in the average cell volume compared with untreated controls (representative examples in Figure 3A).

(A ) Hras G12V transduced miR-203 −/− primary cultures are more colonogenic upon serial passage than wild-type controls (representative of n = 2 independent experiments, mean ± standard deviation displayed. *p < 0.05, ns = non-significant, Student's t -test two-sided).

This assay does not directly measure viable spores per meiosis, so values can exceed 4. (D ) Sk/Sp hybrids complete both meiotic divisions with timing similar to that of pure species controls (representative experiment of 3, n ≥200 cells for each data point).

A single group of controls representative of non-case patients would have included a large proportion of patients with other eye diseases as the provision of health services for eye disease is a major component of the health care provision of the "Jibon Tari" Hospital.

"What has emerged is the outline of an effort to use corporate contributions to control representative democracy in Texas," said Ronald Earle, the district attorney in Travis County.

By Mark Singer The New Yorker, October 31 , 1988P. 26 Talk story about Jim Titterton, a loss-control representative for the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies as he inspects the set for "Legs Diamond" at the Mark Hellinger Theatre.

(c) The efficiency of regeneration was quantified at 72 hpa and is expressed as a percentage of control; representative fins are shown.

Mr Earle says the charges are only the first phase of a campaign to stop firms "controlling representative democracy in Texas".

Talk story about Jim Titterton, a loss-control representative for the Chubb Group of Insurance Companies as he inspects the set for "Legs Diamond" at the Mark Hellinger Theatre.