Sentence examples for critical subgroup of from inspiring English sources

The new Johns Hopkins research shows that the presence of Twist, along with changes in two other biomarkers, CD 24 and CD44, even without EMT announces the presence of this critical subgroup of stem cells.

To test our hypothesis, we prospectively analysed NABTs in an immunologically critical subgroup of patients with NABTs and partial secondary non-responsiveness who were switched from long-term treatment with other botulinumtoxin A preparations to incobotulinumtoxinA treatment.

Data on CBT-I for patients in critical subgroups of interest such as those with comorbid insomnia is sparse as well, and there have been no trials comparing CBT-I to approved drugs in these patients.

In our present study, it is also suggested that the influence of the C allele of rs744166 on GC was more critical in subgroups of smokers and drinkers.

It shows that family support to attend HIV vaccine trail is critical, so the subgroup of MSM who have good family support to attend HIV vaccine trail should also be placed as another priority candidate for HIV vaccine trail.

A further subgroup of critical deviations was identified as irretrievable critical deviations, where a patient completed the journey and was discharged.

This information is critical for identifying the subgroup of patients prone to more pronounced changes in their antibody levels during the disease course.

These patients may represent the subgroup of critical care patients, cited by RCT evidence, whose survival may be enhanced by CO augmentation and optimisation of oxygen delivery.

It is therefore critical to identify the subgroup of patients with stage II tumours at high risk of recurrence; however, this is still difficult owing to the molecular characteristics of these tumours as well as their intrinsic heterogeneity (Engstrom et al, 2009; O'Connor et al, 2011).

None of the Korean RCTs reported the critical criteria of subgroup analyses (item #18) including the use of subgroup variables measured at baseline, the prespecification of subgroup hypotheses, and the statistical significance of interaction tests.

The interesting conclusion of this subgroup of studies published in Critical Care about AKI is that all of them defined AKI according to a standardized definition.