Sentence examples for hit factors from inspiring English sources
Hollywood is also jumping on this data bandwagon as they seek to substitute the use of traditional research companies, instead relying on social media-based data mining to discover potential hit factors for their next film.
One of the second hit factors is the formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) [5],[6].
The authors hypothesized that adoption of restrictive blood transfusion and low tidal volume ventilation practices may reduce "second hit" factors that increase risk for ARDS.
We have further explored the changes of apoptosis related proteins such as caspase-9, casepase-8, PARP, and the two critical "double hit" factors that are c-Myc and Bcl-2.
The scene inside the iconic New York venue was EDM culture at it's very pinnacle— swarms of neon-clad dance-junkies swayed their bodies and pumped their fists to performances from of of the industry's most longstanding kingpins, who tapped a laundry list of collaborators to ensure the hit factor of his new album, many of whom were in attendance Tuesday night.
4 We speculated that osteoarthritis (OA) might be a possible second hit factor.
Curtis Granderson, the Yankees' player representative, said Jeter's proximity to 3,000 hits factored into their voting.
In an interview on WFAN on Monday, Shanahan stressed that the health of the victims of questionable hits factored into his rulings on suspensions, as was the case with Hagelin.
Information such as the frequency of the alternative DA, the taxonomical span of the alternative DA, the completeness of the additional domain hit and its degree of overlap with other well-supported domain hits factored into the decision to 'rescue' these additional hits.
"Aside from a summary of hits, other factors including time between hits, intensity or other hit qualities may refine our concern, but other as yet unmeasured factors could be equally or more important in establishing concussion diagnoses more accurately," Noble said.
Secondary endpoints include: bleeding (major bleeding, clinically relevant non-major bleeding); all-cause mortality; HIT; risk factors for recurrent VTE; PTS; health-related QoL; and healthcare resource utilisation.
