Sentence examples for early death phase from inspiring English sources

By comparison, cells at 144 hrs in standard culture were already in early death phase.

Moreover, in the AAT BSG 1 hydrolysate, L. acidophilus ATCC 43121 remained in a stationary phase until the end of fermentation whilst, in AAS BSG 2, the bacterium entered in early death phase at 72 h, which can be due to the poor residual glucose– 2(d)).

In summary, both the RMS and the new CHAID model perform well, but with notable differences, in predicting patients at risk of early death in phase I trials.

We have developed and validated a new model to identify patients at risk of early death in phase I clinical trials based on an alternative methodological approach, decision tree analysis.

Moreover, this approach could be pragmatic taking into account the evolution of inflammatory patterns along time with an initial intense inflammatory response that may result in organ dysfunction and early death, followed by a later phase characterized by a post-aggressive immunosuppression [25].

It was indeed possible to find a well defined survival threshold in the acute phase: if CD4+ T cells in the acute phase drop below 3.3% of baseline, this loss is associated with almost no CD4 recovery in the chronic phase, and early death (in less than 600 days).

That phase of rivalry ended inconclusively with the early death of the fourth Dalai Lama and the decline of Tümed Mongol authority in Mongolia.

Patients who do not succumb to early death, but who are not well enough to be discharged early, enter this third phase of trauma, a phase that is often fraught with infections (urinary tract infections, central line infections), debilitation and chronic wound management.

The primary end point was 90-day mortality (early death), which corresponds to the clinical eligibility criterion required in most contemporary phase I trials.

His early death was a cultural disaster.

Parker's early death is irrelevant.