Sentence examples for diagnosed markers from inspiring English sources

In mass spectra of isoorientin and isovitexin (Additional file 1: Figure S1, see supplement data), the characteristic neutral loss of 90 and 120 Da are correspond to C-glycosidic structure, which could be considered as diagnosed markers.

Patients with MI diagnosed by cardiac markers only were not given thrombolysis.

Seminomas require histologic diagnosis, whereas non-seminomatous tumors can be diagnosed by serum markers and clinical and radiological correlation.

In 60 lymphoblastoid cell lines established from randomly collected female patients from the general population, about 30% to 60% of the patients can be diagnosed by these markers using different stringency.

According to recent studies, TEG/ROTEM can only detect severe fibrinolysis in 5%% of cases as compared to 57%% of the cases of moderate fibrinolysis diagnosed with fibrinolytic markers, such as antiplasmin-plasmin complex [ 39].

Subtypes of NGGCTs included mature teratomas (5.1%), various NGMGCTs including immature teratomas, mixed GCTs, pure YSTs, and tumors diagnosed by tumor markers (35.2%), and unclassified GCTs (1.7%) (Additional file 1-A) The 5-year, 10-year and 15-year overall survival rates for the germinomas and NGMGCTs were 82.2%, 74.5% and 74.5% for the germinomas and 66.1%, 45.4% and 30.3% for the NGMGCTs.

Presence of IMI may be diagnosed indirectly by measuring markers of inflammation in milk.

Most adrenal cancers do 'function', and can be diagnosed by elevated biochemical markers and therefore distinguished from incidental adenomas.

AKI can be diagnosed only using damage markers, such as NGAL, even when no change in serum creatinine or urine volume is observed (structural AKI).

To that end, we used a large DLB cohort, comprised mostly of neuropathologically diagnosed samples, and genotyped markers in previously reported loci.

We evaluated the effect of tumour cell content in the detection of relevant aberrant genetic markers (AGM) diagnosed by fluorescence in situ hybridisation (FISH) on tissue microarrays (TMA) in NB.