Sentence examples for examination of site from inspiring English sources
The overall malignancy risk for biologic-naïve participants was comparable to that expected on the basis of population rates but, on examination of site specific cancers, these patients had an elevated risk of melanoma (Observed = 5, Expected = 1.84; SIR 2.72 (95 % CI 1.13 to 6.53)) and lung cancer (Observed = 6, Expected = 2.41; SIR 2.49 (95 % CI 1.12 to 5.53)) (Table 2).
The report also called for an extensive examination of sites in Bosnia, where about three tonnes of DU ordnance used during Nato attacks is thought to have remained untouched for five years, "to reduce scientific uncertainty on the impact of DU on the environment, particularly over time".
An examination of sites in northern and southern Serengeti helps identify the mechanism that links movement and population dynamics (Fig. 4B).
The examination of site-specific selection pressures by REL analysis identified only one site under moderate positive selection (BF ≥ 50) for UCP2 and UCP3 and our further analyses using more strict criteria (BF ≥ 100) did not support strong evidence for positive selection at these sites.
Examination of sites under adaptive evolution with significant posterior probabilities (PP > 0.95) identified sites involved in substrate binding and sites located in the central cavity of GroEL ring pointing toward the cavity and very probably involved in interaction with GroEL protein clients.
Another noticeable limitation of broad-range PCR is the examination of sites that are not normally sterile, such as feces or sputum; use of family-restricted primers, in situ hybridization with specific nucleic probes, or expression library screening with immune sera may help to evercome such limitations (3, 4 ).
Therefore, the molecular assessment of biodegradation potential should involve a very careful primer and probe design and an extensive microbiological examination of a site of interest to accurately delineate the biodegradation potential of the site.
He recalled how a £400m examination of a site chosen close to Sellafield in the 1980s and 1990s was eventually abandoned due to the highly complex and fractured nature of the geology.
But what's most striking about the money spent on this effort is that even a cursory examination of their site suggests that its creators know very little about how the Internet works.
Histological examination of the site of injection of CHO clones transfected with hu-IL-8, hu-MIP-1 alpha or mu-MIP-1 alpha showed predominantly neutrophilic infiltration.
