Sentence examples for grade supported from inspiring English sources

Partial correlations including ER status and tumor grade supported associations between HER2 status and alterations at 11q13.1, 16q22-q24 and 18q21.

The severity of neuropathy AEs according to grade supported the overall incidence results, with fewer eribulin-treated patients reporting Grade 3/4 neuropathy or PN.

The finding that recurrence-associated pathways may be an independent variable for HCC recurrence along with tumor number, tumor size and Edmondson's grade supports the clinical utility of our method.

The most significant correlation found earlier for PHD3 was with a low tumor grade (P = 0.000) [ 21], while interestingly, there was a tendency for high CDK4 expression to correlate with a high tumor grade, supporting the identified inverse relation between these factors.

Loss of Bcl-2 expression was strongly correlated with increased apoptotic and necrotic cell death, high proliferation rate and high tumour grade, supporting a model in which Bcl-2 not only mediates cell death, but also cell division in breast cancer tissue, and in which regulation of cell division and cell death are tightly linked.

Also, the distribution of RE scores is highly skewed, with only 0.05%% of REs obtaining the highest grade, supporting the hypothesis of a selecting pressure to reduce p53 binding affinity and provide plasticity in the modulation of p53-mediated stress responses in vivo [ 4, 28].

This paper presents a comparison of the fatigue behavior between the S355 mild steel and the S690 high strength steel grades, supported by an experimental program of fatigue tests of smooth specimens, performed under strain control, and fatigue crack propagation tests.

Additionally, students with lower grades supported changing the curriculum (spearman's correlation coefficient 0.47).

The positive effects of maths and grades support these assumptions.

The first entrepreneurial ventures attempted to capitalize on this adoption by offering "enterprise-grade" support subscriptions for these software distributions.

For example, Chandramouli and colleagues [10] found that in children 30 months old blood lead levels of 5 10 µg dL−1 were associated with a reduction in SAT (Standard Assessment Test) grades, supporting the results of other recent studies that have reported effects on behaviour and cognition in children of blood lead levels <10 µg dL−1 [9], [41] [42], [42].