Sentence examples for generations of disease from inspiring English sources
Generations of disease, murder, and genocide both historic and present, in some regions have also played an important role and were not included in the new study's analysis, she says.
For m = 1.0, the bias decreases as n increases, probably because higher-n datasets involve more generations of disease transmission, so the 'left-over' cases of the final generation (i.e. the final n−j individuals in the example above) make a smaller proportional contribution.
In this context, it seems to be a priority to generate compatible interfaces between the software systems increasingly used by general practitioners that allow easy generation of disease reports to health departments.
Biotherapeutics are only going to grow in clinical importance and are set to herald a new generation of disease management and cure.
Moreover, mII transgenesis promises to facilitate large tg delivery to assist with the generation of disease models and other paradigms in mammalian genome engineering.
The main steps of the assembling technique for knowledge-based systems are knowledge acquisition, generation of disease diagnosis criteria datasets, quality control of disease diagnosis criteria datasets, assembling of disease diagnosis criteria knowledge bases, and generation of subsystem diagnostic information menus.
"One of the problems of the first generation of disease management approaches across the board was how to actively, effectively and consistently engage the physician in the process," he says.
Recent advances in induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) technology lead the way to the generation of disease relevant human neurons.
Indefinite expansion of lung E-Cad/Lgr6+ cells brings new possibilities, such as their use in pharmacological screenings, generation of disease models or genetic manipulation to repair defective mutations.
Reimbursement will take on further importance as the first generation of disease modifying AD medications comes on the market in the next few years.
