Sentence examples for evaluated conversion from inspiring English sources
However when we evaluated conversion rates stratified by varying levels of disease severity it became clear that our measures of baseline severity of disease did not explain the lower and delayed culture conversion in liquid media in African patients.
To assess the quality of sodium bisulfite conversion and the subsequent PCR/pyrosequencing assays, using the LINE-1 marker, we evaluated conversion of 40 FFPE DNAs extracted using a routine method.
Spectral distortion and GV are commonly used as objective measures since they provide a simple and fully automated way for evaluating conversion systems.
One patient was transferred immediately after the start of therapy and did not have sufficient culture data to evaluate conversion.
Biomarker validation could track mechanisms and lower trial costs and facilitate choice of efficacious doses before proceeding to longer term, more costly trials to evaluate conversion to AD.
This is a shorter period of pre-operative treatment than that used in other studies evaluating conversion therapy (Bismuth et al, 1996; Alberts et al, 2005; Masi et al, 2006) in which the duration of chemotherapy was typically 6 months.
We evaluate our programs using high-quality sequence data for a set of gene clusters (including the well-studied β-globin and α-globin clusters) as well as simulation data produced using the method designed in our study evaluating conversion detectors (Song, Hsu, Riemer, and Miller 2011).
NOS activity was evaluated by conversion of 3H-arginine to 3H-citrulline.
A study by Fu et al. (2012) evaluated the conversion of silicate-based glass ceramic microspheres (designated as 45S5c) to a HA-like material.
In addition, we evaluated the conversion and complication rates as well as the duration of laparoscopic surgery in relation to the annual number of EC surgeries per hospital.
Posada et al. [52] evaluated the conversion of raw glycerol to nine added-value products obtained by chemical (synthesis gas, acrolein, and 1,2-propanediol) or biochemical (ethanol, 1,3-propanediol, lactic acid, succinic acid, propionic acid, and poly-3-hydroxybutyrate) routes.
