Sentence examples for data of association from inspiring English sources

The data of association constants and glutathione peroxidase activities of these catalytic antibodies and the steady-state kinetics of Se-2F3 showed that the method might be a remarkably efficient one for generating catalytic antibodies with glutathione peroxidase activity.

This study may supplement data of association of DRB1 in Chinese populations.

There is no other literature data of association between this polymorphism and toxicity induced by radiation therapy.

Here we show preliminary data of association between the expression of TLR3, TLR7, RIG-I and HCV infection in a clinical context.

Until today, preliminary unpublished data of association studies in two patient populations of Greek origin with T1DM did not confirm the well-documented association of PTPN22 C1858T polymorphism with T1DM [ 38] in complete agreement with this study.

By integrating the cross-sectional data of association and anti-association between genetic lesions at CLL diagnosis with longitudinal data of clonal evolution from TEDG, two distinct and mutually exclusive evolutionary paths of evolution emerge.

The current lack of data on association of a particular gene, already found to be associated with a specific disease, with other autoimmune diseases, however, does not mean a lack of association per se.

Table 2 shows the odds ratios for univariate regression analyses using derivation cohort data of associations between obesity at 10 years of age and the corresponding variable.

Given the prior epidemiologic data of associations between A10398G and various diseases, it is hypothesized that the G allele has lower potential to generate reactive oxygen species.

Additionally, the study will provide preliminary data of associations among hypothesized predictors, mediators and moderators of pregnancy and post-partum maternal and infant weight trajectories.

Additionally, the study will provide preliminary data of associations among hypothesized predictors, mediators and moderators of pregnancy weight gain and postpartum weight loss and retention, in accordance with the multifactorial model shown in Figure  1.