Sentence examples for derived to screen from inspiring English sources

Behaviour of the experimental rats was assessed during the 5th week of life (prepuberty) using the elevated plus maze (EPM), a valid test for assessing levels of anxiety-like behaviour [ 48], and the forced-swim test (FST), a putative assessment of depressive-like behaviour [ 42], originally derived to screen the efficacy of antidepressant drugs [ 49, 50].

Moreover, from the small number of screening trials that measured health outcomes for women, there is insufficient evidence of benefit derived to the women screened.

Herein, we developed a new ensemble screening workflow involving three X-ray crystal derived docking procedures to screen the DrugBank database and identify potentially HLA-B*57 01 HLA-B*57 01s.

(2) Pathological tissue-derived CMC models to screen specific active components against the specific diseases from HMs have rarely been developed.

Archetypes are domain content models that can be used not only to derive screen forms but also to facilitate generic query interfaces and to build messages for exchange between different EHR systems.

We derived and validated a method to screen all hospital admissions for 1° subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) by retrospectively implementing recognized diagnostic criteria.

The Gli-A2 specific pyrosequence assay was used to screen plants derived from a series of wheat varieties for differential allelic expression levels (>5.9%).

Advocates of "imaging genetics"—the genetic analysis of brain images (Glahn et al. 2007; Turner et al. 2006)—suggested that it might even be more efficient to screen traits derived from brain images to provide endophenotypes for brain disorders.

Saywell et al. conducted a study on mammographic screening and additionally measured the intention to screen, which was derived from the Health Belief Model [ 24].

This paper discusses issues inherent in converting existing health screening benchmarks based on intake doses to screening levels for evaluating biomonitoring data, and presents methods and approaches that can be used to derive such screening levels (termed "Biomonitoring Equivalents," or BEs) for a range of chemicals and biological media.

A second link to growth and autophagy pathways derived from our screen was wdb, which encodes a protein phosphatase (PP2A) regulatory subunit.