Sentence examples for deleterious tests from inspiring English sources

Despite these increases, no deleterious tests or treatment steps were added by subjects to their plans following DDSS consultation.

The increase in irrelevant diagnoses did not result in a corresponding increase in the number of irrelevant or deleterious tests and treatments (an increase of 0.09 tests and 0.03 treatment decisions).

Mortar prisms were prepared with potentially deleterious aggregates and tested by using Mortar-Bar Method according to ASTM C 1260.

The Myriad II prevalence tables [ 17] are based on proband and family history accompanying results of BRCA1 and BRCA2 deleterious variant samples tested by the company.

We have shown here that image analysis at single-cell resolution delivers a number of informative phenotypic readouts that enable screening for deleterious effects of test compounds on cell morphology and viability from a simple workflow assay protocol.

Whatever the species, each IL tested induced deleterious effects suggesting that toxic impact was especially due to IL lipophilicity properties.

We subsequently tested how deleterious and non-deleterious homozygotes showed increased frequency in different size classes of ROH regions.

We tested for deleterious unintended effects of MTZ drug treatment by first quantifying the number of caspase 3+ (apoptotic) cells in the caudal fin in wild-type adult fish before and after continuous MTZ treatment and no difference was found (supplementary material Fig. S7A).

Given that Daphnia is an important model organism, for instance to test for deleterious effects of pollutants or environmental changes, the implementation of state of the art techniques in molecular biology such as LC-MS/MS is an auspicious opportunity to unravel mechanisms triggering those critical environmental issues.

Given that many landing sites (perhaps most) are subject to undesirable PE (Markstein et al. 2008; Pfeiffer et al. 2010), it is clear that landing sites should be tested for deleterious PE in the cell types or developmental stages of interest before embarking on an experiment.

While reported pathogenic variants are likely to be included in the primary report of a carrier test, additional deleterious variants of unknown significance can be also considered if additional data are present (e.g., family history) and reevaluated when new information becomes available.