Sentence examples for for controls by from inspiring English sources
ISB2C can suggest the best set of values for controls to be recommended from several candidate sets of values for controls by identifying the set of values for controls which produce greatest extent of ISB2C implementation.
As was the case for treatments, we also investigate the presence of potential attrition bias for controls by regressing of the key outcomes of interest, measured at the baseline, on an attrition dummy.
In cultures transduced with Lv-shVIM, the proportion of β-III-tubulin-immunoreactive cells was also higher than that for controls, by a mean of 127.72+9.17%, but this increase is significantly different only in comparison with the cells transduced with Lv-PGK-EGFP (p<0.05).
Both cases and controls showed a significant increase in sex chromosome aneuploidy with age (P<0.001 for cases, P=0.001 for controls, by analysis of variance).
At the time of slide retrieval, replacement of damaged or missing smears was carried out for controls by randomly selecting a smear from another woman on the list of eligible controls.
Associations between high levels of ipaH and each additional pathogen, stratified by diarrheal status, were assessed for children with moderate or severe diarrhea and for controls by using separate logistic regression models with high levels of ipaH as the dependent variable.
Evaluation of induced mutants of papaya ringspot virus for control by cross protection.
Sirius XM's chief executive, Mel Karmazin, left, is fighting attempts for control by Charles W. Ergen, the chief executive of the Dish Network and EchoStar.
There is pageantry within the N.F.L. — excess, shamelessness, rawness, and a struggle for control by League overseers in the face of many tendencies toward anarchy — that has made the League more successful than any other American professional sport.
On Sunday four people were killed west of Kirkuk — where Kurds, Sunni Arabs and Turkmen are vying for control — by a roadside bomb that struck their car, according to the Kirkuk police.
There is pageantry within the N.F.L. excess, shamelessness, rawness, and a struggle for control by League overseers in the face of many tendencies toward anarchy that has made the League more successful than any other American professional sport.
