Sentence examples for in ric from inspiring English sources

Death from infection was more likely in RIC transplants than MA and NMA transplants (22% vs. 16% for RIC vs. MA/NMA, respectively, p=0.009).

Unlike the hard target-trained networks in which the RIC rapidly increases and approaches 1.0 with only 500 singular values, the increase in RIC is much more gradual for the soft target-trained network meaning many more singular values will be important for representing the weight matrix of this layer.

That path, and the unusual man who blazed it, are revealed in Ric Burns's fascinating film "Ansel Adams," tomorrow night's installment of "American Experience" on PBS.

Anyone who has read "The Waterworks," or who recalls Doctorow's appearances in Ric Burns's recent PBS documentary on New York, will be amazed at how little of the city makes its way into "City of God," and at how tired and lifeless it feels.

TELEVISION AND RADIO -- "New York: A Documentary Film," the last two episodes in Ric Burns's series; PBS, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 at 9 p.m.... "Law and Order: Criminal Intent," the crime drama from the criminal's perspective; NBC, Sundays at 9 p.m., begins Sept. 30.... "Drive Time With the New York Philharmonic," a weekly series on WQXR-FM (96.3) ALLISON FASS.

In Ric's "The Way West," as in Ken's "The Civil War," the camera pans around tawny daguerreotypes, giving them the feel of motion pictures.

Median follow-up in RIC-treated patients was 8 months (range: 1 62 months).

These findings suggest that FGFR3 is expressed not only in RICs but also in muscle stem cells.

The organization will put you in touch with the league's supervisor of officials or referee-in-chief, RIC.

Jang et al. [27] demonstrated that higher PTX dosages (>600 μg) as well as larger mean tumour volumes at therapy start (≈200 mm3) showed decreased interstitial fluid pressure and increased blood vessel permeability resulting in higher RIC accumulation in the tumour.

The NWA World Heavyweight Championship was also defended several times in the country; in 1984 Ric Flair won the title from Harley Race in Wellington and Jeff Jarrett defeated Sting in Auckland to unify the title with Australia's WWA World Heavyweight Championship in 2003.