Sentence examples for identified rejection from inspiring English sources

In a study of Parker and Crawford, they observed that craving for comfort foods, such as chocolate or cake, increased with increasing number of atypical depressive symptoms and identified rejection sensitivity as one important predictor of such craving [ 44].

These genes nominally associated with rejection in rat PBMC were then compared to previously identified rejection-related genes from studies of human PBMC after cardiac transplant [ 8, 31, 32].

The principle of the approach consists in sending different crafted requests to the Web application and comparing the similarity of the corresponding responses using a textual distance, in order to identify rejection pages among the response pages (i.e., pages that highlight non-sanitized inputs).

Robust genes that identify rejection within multiple rat strains might be more likely to serve as reliable biomarkers in patients with their inherent heterogeneity.

P1A, the first identified tumor rejection antigen, is presented to cytotoxic T lymphocytes by bound to major histocompatibility complex (MHC) class I molecules on the tumor cell surface [14].

Second, response biases or false alarms (the tactile stimulus is not present and the subject responds yes) were controlled in a stringent fashion by repeating the entire sequence from the moment a false alarm occurred and the moment where the previous catch trial was correctly identified (correct rejection).

Predictive biomarkers play a major role in identifying transplant rejection following solid organ transplantation.

The specificity of action against the tumour of vaccine origin was demonstrated by the ineffectiveness against mismatched tumours and the data identify immune rejection mechanisms as responsible for this effect (Gollnick et al, 2002; Korbelik and Sun, 2006).

Microarray analysis of kidney transplant biopsies with acute rejection identified gene expression patterns that distinguish three distinct subtypes of acute rejection that, although indistinguishable by histology, were marked by differences in mechanisms of immune activation and cell proliferation [ 8].

Most studies identified extreme social rejection and bullying as key risk factors.

This has been identified as a rejection criterion in surveys of hypothetical structures [2].