Sentence examples for identifying surrogates from inspiring English sources

However, given the critical condition of ICU patients, difficulties in identifying surrogates and obtaining consent in time, the limitation of total blood drawn from each subject set by the IRB, as well as depletion from our previous study, only a fraction of enrolled patients had plasma available in this study (Online Supplementary Material, Figure S1).

This model has the potential to form the basis of a novel proteomic strategy aimed at identifying surrogate protein biomarkers of ragwort exposure in horses and other livestock.

Identifying surrogate markers formed from the breakdown of bromethalin expands the repertoire of molecules available for analysis in the absence of the parent and active compound.

These authors have suggested to phase a string of consecutive SNP in a single genome region (termed a core in our algorithm) by first identifying surrogate parents of each proband.

Overall, social integration is a positive influence on breast cancer control and should be utilized where possible in interventions, including identifying surrogate mechanisms for support for subgroups without existing social resources.

Studies have shown early promise in identifying surrogate markers of breast cancer risk, including multiple molecules that are involved at all stages of cancer development and progression, epigenetic changes such as hypermethylation of promoter sequences, and differential patterns of protein expression.

A "do not resuscitate" order can be put in place by doctors, but only in the absence of identified surrogates and only if resuscitation is considered futile.

We enrol oncology physicians, NPs, physician assistants (PAs) and ambulatory patients with cancer and their identified surrogates.

31 36 Thus, we extensively reviewed existing literature on the topic, interviewed patients, and used this information to design a 'Life Priorities' survey for patients and a 'Family Perceptions' survey for identified surrogates.

In alpine ash, Eucalyptus delegatensis, variation in average growth performance of 68 populations in a series of common gardens was used to identify patterns of genetic variation; these patterns were then linked back to features of the environment from where the populations originated to identify surrogates of genetic variability (Garnier-Gere and Ades 2001).

A correlation of fluoride concentration with pH, TDS and conductivity has been estimated to identify surrogate monitoring parameter.