Sentence examples for evaluate the possible function from inspiring English sources
This prompted us to evaluate the possible function of CRP in advanced PC, as well as to find potential functional CRP SNPs relevant to PC.
As the incidence of FHIT underexpression increases at the stage of carcinoma in situ, we have undertaken a preliminary examination of the cell environment associated with normal and abnormal FHIT expression in DCIS and invasive carcinoma using expression microarrays to evaluate the possible function of this protein in breast tissues.
To evaluate the possible functions of key receptors and TFs in PCa metastasis, we conducted genetic deletion studies of c-Met and c-Myc and/or Max from LNRANKL cells.
In this study, we investigated the antidiabetic and antioxidant effects of AEHE in STZ-induced diabetic model rats compared with glibenclamide treated rats, which was diabetic control group, and evaluated the possible function of AEHE as a complementary medicine on glycemic control.
This makes evaluating the possible functions of these genes difficult.
The aim of this study was to assess the outcomes after radiofrequency inferior turbinate reduction (RITR) on objective and subjective nasal function in patients with nasal obstruction caused by turbinate hypertrophy and to evaluate the possible effect on olfactory function.
Therefore, we believe that it is important to evaluate the possible ability of LYT1 to function as a PFP.
Therefore, we performed an in vivo study to evaluate the possible effects of BPA on reproductive function and the progress of meiosis in adult male rats and to explore relevant mechanisms involved.
The serum haematology and clinical biochemistry analyses were done to evaluate the possible alterations in hepatic and renal functions influenced by the extracts.
The serum haematology and clinical biochemistry analyses were done to evaluate the possible alterations in liver and renal functions influenced by OS-EL.
To evaluate the possible protective effects of fenoldopam on renal function in patients undergoing cardiopulmonary bypass.
