Sentence examples for including aggregated from inspiring English sources
The study was composed of two parts; an epidemiological survey including aggregated data on genital warts cases to estimate the incidence of genital warts in Germany and a chart review to estimate the annual cost for treating genital warts.
This sample, stored at −80°C for 9 years, was from a patient with pathological changes typical of AD (sporadic late-onset), including aggregated frequent amyloid plaques (CERAD plaque score C [ 9]) and severe accumulation and progression of phospho-tau inclusions (Braak neurofibrillary tangle stage VI, Figure 2A [ 10]).
BBC.co.uk is getting its first redesign for five years, with new features including "aggregated views", which brings together content from across the website around a subject or search term.
with multisourced, site-specific information at various scales (including aggregated variables and empirical relationships).
The autophagy-mediated elimination of altered cytosolic constituents, including aggregated proteins or damaged organelles, can protect cells from further damage.
By 96 hps, cells, including aggregated cells, are beginning to die and become stained with trypan blue dye.
We have now quantified MT orientation around clones and included aggregated results in the new graph in Figure 3.
Clients were referred to these programs based on their claims history and although individual progress was kept confidential, reporting to the insurer on overall performance included aggregated data on reduction of risk factors and improvement in self-management.
The future plans include aggregating the data for up to ten years and modelling using other forms of g(d; θ).
The strategies implemented to achieve these savings include aggregating demand and pooling procurement to help achieve economies of scale, transparent and long-term forecasts to industry, volume guarantees, special financing terms and clear quality requirements.
General approaches for testing association between rare variants and quantitative traits include aggregating genotypes and trait values, referred to as 'collapsing', or using a score-based variance component test.
