Sentence examples for identified a proportion from inspiring English sources

Experiments have identified a proportion of TKI-naive tumors that carry T790M, and these resistant clones may be selected after exposure to TKIs 7, 8.

The study showed that PET identified a proportion of patients with disease not detected by CT; however, the relapse rate among PET-negative patients remains high.

Immunohistochemical analysis identified a proportion of tyrosine hydroxylase positive (C1) RVLM neurons expressing TMPAP and a general strong expression of the transgene along the rostro-caudal extent of the RVLM (between −11.60 and −12.80 mm from Bregma; Figure 4B).

This hypothesis, i.e. the use of FDG-PET to predict relapse in patients with clinical stage I non-seminomatous GCT, has been investigated by the Medical Research Council (MRC) in the UK in the TE22 study.[ 15 ] The study showed that although FDG-PET identified a proportion of patients with disease not detected by CT, the relapse rate amongst FDG-PET negative patients remained high.

We focus specifically on the use of EPM which is used to identify a proportion of the workforce as 'underperformers,' often referred to as forced distribution rating systems.

Three thousand four hundred fifty seven patients would be necessary to identify a proportion of patients with adequate glycemic control of 10%%, with a 95%% confidence and a margin of error of 1%%.

Conversely, we hypothesized that too prolonged a delay would fail to identify a proportion of patients LTFU who did require tracing.

Advanced techniques of MRI including diffusion weighted imaging may be useful to identify a proportion of patients with progressive supranuclear palsy or multiple system atrophy from Parkinson disease.

Epidemiological studies have identified important causal and prognostic factors for back pain, but these frequently only identify a proportion of the variance, and new factors add little to these models.

The King's College Hospital criteria have good specificity in identifying patients with poor prognosis, but they are of low sensitivity and may fail to identify a proportion of patients who will die [ 13].

The Parkinson disease biomarker field is approaching a stage when certain combinations of clinical, imaging and biochemical measures may identify a proportion of individuals at risk for developing the disease.