Sentence examples similar to corresponding affection from inspiring English sources
It is convenient to specify that each feature of the GRBAS scale ranges from 0 to 3, where 0 indicates no affection, 1 slightly affected, 2 moderately affected, and 3 severely affected voice regarding the corresponding trait.
In other affections an amount corresponding in size to an Egyptian bean is sufficient". Pliny (Natural History, XXIX.25) attributes to Mithridates another antidote with fifty-four ingredients and remarks that the king drank poison daily after first taking remedies to achieve immunity (XXV.6-7).
Applying the topographic classification, according to Sanders and Frykberg, a mid-foot affection type II and/or III, corresponding to the Lisfranc and Chopart joint region, was visible in all feet; however, 15 radiographs showed an additional involvement of the subtalar and talocalcaneal joints, according to Sanders and Frykberg type IV.
It is shown that the magnitudes of interference and the corresponding initial stresses have important and apparent affections to the results determined by the lock-in infrared thermography technique.
All patients were referred with a history suggesting chronic lumbar radiculopathy, and the clinical diagnosis was verified with at least one corresponding positive clinical test (index test) consistent with affection of a specific lumbar nerve root.
Thus, in order to simulate the test statistics distributions under the null hypothesis, we permuted family status (and family labels) or affection status, respectively, several times; each time storing the corresponding test statistics.
When performing test for association restricting affection status in cases to CRC (non-HNPCC, n=132; HNPCC, n=82), corresponding ORs were similar (Table 2B).
Bachmann returned the affection.
