Sentence examples for current missing from inspiring English sources

The difference of R1/R2 integrated currents from AMPERE data, with the assumption that current missing in the morning must have flowed toward the evening, gives the net current across the meridian.

A new wave of genetic information is upon us that promises to provide an explanation for the greater proportion of current missing heritability of breast cancer.

We adjusted the main analyses for smoking status (latest record before index date: never, past, current, missing), alcohol intake (latest record before index date: non-drinker, drinker, missing), and body mass index (latest record at least two years before index date: <25, 25-30, ≥30, missing).

The flux of total N (DIN plus DON) from the forest floor to the mineral soil exceeds the total N flux leaving the Bs horizon by 8.5 ± 2.1 kg of N ha 1 year–1, which is consistent with the current missing N sink.

Separate analyses were conducted by grade of prostate cancer (moderately differentiated and poorly differentiated), time from blood draw to diagnosis (median: < 20 and ≥ 20 years), age at blood draw (median: ≤ 44 and > 44 years), BMI (< 25 kg/m and 25 29 kg/m), as well as with additional adjustment for BMI (< 25 kg/m, 25 29 kg/m, ≥ 30 kg/m) and smoking (never, former, current, missing).

Herein, we propose that this explanation also serves as a hypothesis to account for some of the current "missing heritability" for common diseases.

The performance of each current missed and cumulative missed dose defined according to adherence as reported by caregiver was assessed using the viral load as the gold standard.

The sensitivity of the current missed dose measure for detecting virological failure was low and did not significantly vary over time during the first 2 years of cART.

For current missed doses (criterion A), the cutoff point which provided the best compromise between sensitivity and specificity, according ROC curves, was ≥1 missed dose at all visits (Table  3).

The measure based on current missed doses had only low sensitivity; cumulative missed doses reported at M12 performed better for detecting virological failure (significant AUC test with p = 0.010, LR + =2.0 and LR− = 0.5).

With these cutoff points, the proportions of non-adherent children according to reported current missed dose were 27.4%% (40/146) at M3, 11.1 % (14/126) at M12 and 13.9 % (11/79) at M24.