Sentence examples for ct offspring from inspiring English sources

Trunk blood samples were collected after decapitation in RCF and CT offspring (RCF = 16, CT = 14, in a gender-matched design) and their corresponding dams as adoptive or biological mothers (RCF dams = 6, CT dams = 5) before weaning (PND 27 28).

Eight litters were exposed to the RCF procedure, while the other eight were reared normally, yielding 64 RCF and 64 CT offspring within a full-sib/half-sib (fs/hs) design [51], whereby for each sire both litters were assigned to the RCF- or CT post-natal condition, as appropriate to conduct variance component analysis, nested ANOVA and heritability estimates [51].

Of 1,418 participants in the offspring cohort of the multidetector CT study, 1,342 participants had interpretable CT measurements of visceral, subcutaneous, pericardial, and intrathoracic fat volume between 2002 and 2005.

Bernal et al. [ 92] recently showed, with the use of the agouti viable yellow (Avy) mouse model, that maternal exposure to doses of X-rays used in diagnostic CT-scans (0.7 7.6 cGy) alters the epigenome in the offspring.

The negative effect of CT consequently induced a negative correlation between the parental and offspring phenotypes.

Between June 2002 and April 2005, 3,529 Offspring and Third Generation participants underwent chest and abdominal computed tomographic (CT) scanning in conjunction with the Multi-Detector Computed Tomography (MDCT) substudy.

Two thirds of the offspring were male and 603 had a diagnosis of ADHD-ct.

Negative CT is also identified by higher DZ correlation relative to the parent-offspring correlation as negative CT results from an inhibiting effect from parents on their offspring's general intelligence.

Thus, both D and CT are expected to increase the DZ twin correlation relative to the parent-offspring correlation.

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