Sentence examples for ideally derived from inspiring English sources

Accurate assessments of exposure and risk are ideally derived using probability distributions based on raw data (Sioen et al. 2007; World Health Organization 2000).

A PIA is internally consistent, with respect to the concept of 'public', if in each of its parts (that are ideally derived from its aim), the concept of 'public' is used identically.

To attain a better understanding of the complex heterotypic interactions that occur in breast cancer, suitable model systems should involve cells representing both epithelial and stromal cells ideally derived from mammary tumors.

Adverse event rates are ideally derived from data collected under controlled circumstances, including the presence of a control group, while these data were collected as part of a response to a public health emergency.

For example, SAGE is based on sequencing of hundreds of thousands of short (10, 14, or 21 bp) tags, ideally derived from a unique location of a single transcript.

Because gene expression varies in different cell types, such data should ideally be derived from the same cell type.

The estimation of the diagnostic sensitivity and specificity of a test should ideally be derived from testing a statistically relevant panel of animals.

Diagnostic thresholds would ideally be derived from prospective studies that examine the relationship between measures of glycemia and incident microvascular complications.

The cells used for such mix-and-match combinations should ideally be derived from the breast, be capable of being generated without donor or passage-related differences, and be available in limitless quantities.

Ideally, tumorspheres directly derived from ER-positive clinical tumor samples will be examined for their sensitivity to antiestrogen treatment.

Risk assessment methods or prediction models ideally should be derived from large representative samples.