Sentence examples for features of excluded from inspiring English sources
Due to the small size of the rabies vaccine group (n = 10) not all features of excluded subjects were represented by the included subjects (Table 1).
Moreover, to increase the power of the pharmacophore to discriminate between hIKK-2 inhibitors and inactive ligands that could adopt poses that accomplish the pharmacophore features, a shell of excluded volumes was added that schematically represents the locations of the residues forming the ATP-binding site in our hIKK-2 homology model (see Figure 2B).
The list of excluded gene features can be reviewed and downloaded at our web and mobile portal (http://genomeportal.stanford.edu/pan-tcga/data_download).
However, a correct selection of patients is necessary on accurate studying of features of GVS, excluding arteriopaty and pacemaker.
We estimated the prevalence and clinical features of abdominal (excluding genitourinary) TB in HIV infected adults attending the University Teaching Hospital, Zambia.
The performance of our models M3 through M9, each with an individual or a combination of the new types of features being excluded, are summarized in Table 5. Observe that the performance of the predictive model deteriorate to different extents when individual or combinations of the newly added features are excluded.
Third, for comparing trials with similar clinical features, we excluded trials of branch RT for high dose (>100 Gy) or ADT alone and included patients with localised or locally advanced prostate cancer.
Values of not found features were excluded from further analysis.
Patients who had combinations of the 3 determinant features which excluded them from these 2 groups were classified into an intermediate prognosis group.
The generated pharmacophore model consists of one hydrogen-bond acceptor feature, two hydrophobic features and the excluded volumes.
The Java language was designed with the explicit goal of excluding all troublesome features that can be found in C++, by disregarding some of them (e.g., globals), and disciplining other ones (e.g., pointers).
