Sentence examples for for differential survival from inspiring English sources

The intracellular PHB serve as energy reservoir during prolonged storage and that may be the possible reason for differential survival of aggregated M. oryzae CBMB20 was found at 4 and 30 °C storage temperature.

The first was that the contaminants at the impacted location reduced the SfG of local mussels; the second was that at the contaminated location only those mussels survived that had a small SfG (genetic differences between populations might be a reason for differential survival).

The prognostic utility of CSF cystatin C was further explored by generating Kaplan-Meier survival curves for patients falling above or below several cut-off values of cystatin C. SPSS software was used to calculate the p-values for differential survival time by three different methods: the Log Rank (Mantel-Cox) test, the Breslow (Generalized Wilcoxon) test, and the Tarone-Ware test.

The Log-Rank test was conducted for differential survival analysis.

Adjusting for differential survival did not change the estimates.

However, no evidence for differential survival was found in the study.

A restricted dataset of those people with multiple sclerosis born in Australia between 1920 and 1950 (inclusive) was chosen to minimise problems arising from differential survival (for those born before 1920) or age of onset (for those born after 1950) from use of the whole year of birth range (1897-1969) in the original cross sectional dataset.

This is due to the combination of differential survival across stages for men (Supplementary Online Material) and differences in stage at diagnosis by sex in this age group, including between the most affluent men and women (Table 1).

The idea of differential survival of particular characteristics giving rise to, for example, facial appearance is one way to think about what has gone on.

This view is perhaps the most closely related to a scientific view, in which pressures apparently serve as shorthand for a long list of biotic and biotic factors that account for the differential survival of individuals: "Pressures are different things such as water density, seasons, etc".

The reasons for the differential survival are multiple and include cultural influences, stage of presentation, and standards of health care.