Sentence examples for important responders from inspiring English sources

The functional consequences of the loss of UM cells remains unknown, but may explain the increased risk of SLE and Sjogren's syndrome patients for developing pneumococcal disease [ 74], as IgD+CD27+ B cells are important responders against encapsulated bacteria [ 75].

The most important first responders are school teachers.

The impunity game is identical to the ultimatum game apart from one important distinction: responders' choices affect only their own payoffs.

The top schools were those that scored the highest in areas deemed most important by responders.

However, some important immune responders, including IRF2 and NFKB1, were only detected in the original SDREM model.

Few units had established triage policies for the acutely ill cancer patient (5%) and it was also not common that plans were made prior to the patient's deterioration (never 11%, rarely 38%, occasionally 41%, commonly 9%). Figure 1 shows those outcome indicators thought to be important by responders in forecasting ICU prognosis.

These results suggest that CML family proteins may play different roles in the CA process and freezing response with or without a prior CA. Furthermore, no CML genes were identified in S3 and S4 comparison in the S genotype, implying that CML family proteins may function as important signaling responders in conferring bermudagrass tolerance to freezing temperature.

It is therefore very important to differentiate responders from non-responders.

However, these trials also suggest that it is important to distinguish responders from non-responders at an early stage of therapy to achieve the anticipated therapeutic outcome.

Vincent Variale, a New York Fire Department EMS lieutenant and 9/11 first responder, said it is important for first responders to have a voice at the table, because they fight for preventive safety regulations, good equipment and adequate staffing levels.

For all symptoms the coefficient for cost was negative and significant, indicating that cost played an important role in responders' preferences and that responders preferred to pay less.