Sentence examples for dependence compared with the from inspiring English sources

In the first excerpt, one conductor's assertiveness went hand in hand with a dip in the violinists' mutual dependence, compared with the second rendition, where that dependence was high and the conductor's assertiveness low.

The mechanism for such erythrocyte permeabilization is different in transport rates, solutes selectivity, and temperature dependence compared with the alteration induced by P. falciparum [ 85].

Phenotypically, it was reported that high/intermediate-risk HLA genotypes were associated with a significantly higher risk for the development of insulin dependence compared with the low-risk HLA genotype in patients with LADA 7.

Similarly, Lilenfeld et al. (1997) reported increased rates of alcohol dependence, drug abuse and dependence (as well as panic disorder, social phobia and Cluster B personality disorders) in first-degree relatives of women with co-morbid BN and substance dependence compared with the first-degree relatives of women with BN without substance dependence.

For details of morphine dose and treatment, and the virus used, please refer to the study by Bokhari et al. Figure 1a is a heat map of the miRNA profile observed in the basal ganglia of SIV-infected macaques with and without morphine dependence compared with the uninfected controls.

Clinical features of nicotine dependence compared with those of alcohol, methamphetamine, and inhalant dependence.

Although platelet 5-HTT densities are reduced in patients with cocaine dependence compared with healthy volunteers, these genotypic variations in the serotonin transporter do not seem to influence levels of platelet 5-HTT in cocaine-dependent patients or healthy volunteers.

The exploratory analysis modelling the 'no treatment' arm demonstrated the important public health benefit for patients entering treatment for alcohol dependence: compared with 'no treatment', nalmefene plus psychosocial support led to the avoidance of 20 202 (95% CI 13 942 to 27 243) alcohol-attributable diseases or injuries and 864 (95% CI 558 to 1469) deaths per 100 000 patients.

The high sensitivity of these 'wild-type' FGFR cell lines raises questions about the molecular mechanisms underlying their FGFR3 dependence compared with cell lines expressing point mutant FGFR3.

These findings were further validated by in situ hybridization, demonstrating increased expression of miR-29b both in the neurons and astrocytes in the brains of SIV-infected macaques with morphine dependence compared with SIV-infected macaques.

Additionally, studies in healthy controls with a family history of dependence (compared with controls without a family history) show that family history is associated with higher D2 receptor binding, suggesting that this may be a biomarker for resilience (Volkow et al, 2006).