Thus, we utilized six gene selection methods around each SNP to construct the gene search spaces, using four SNP sets acquired by incrementally lowering the significance threshold of the data, resulting in a total of 24 search spaces [ 9, 14].
Adaptation of Ao38 cells from TNMFH medium into serum free medium (Sf-900III) was performed in two steps, by incrementally lowering the FBS concentration over a 12 day period.
A good example of how long it can take for tariffs to come down is found in the case of the 2.5% rate slapped on Japanese car imports to the US: this will start to be incrementally lowered 15 years after the agreement takes effect, halved in 20 years and eliminated in 25 years.
The Turnbull government continues to pursue its $50bn 10-year plan to incrementally lower Australia's corporate tax rate from 30%to25%5%.
These locations were retraced with incrementally lower currents to minimize the radius of stimulation and further specify the nerve location, until pain or sensation in the superior knee was no longer felt by the subject.
On GE and non-GE corn since 1996, the volume of insecticides applied has declined, because of the pesticide industry-wide trend toward more biologically active insecticides applied at incrementally lower application rates.
If it doesn't reverse its irrational actions soon, and tap back on production, incrementally lower oil prices will edge The House of Saud that much closer to its demise.
As such, we hypothesized that HIV-positive women receiving HAART would be less likely to use contraception compared with HIV-positive women not receiving HAART, with increasing duration of HAART use associated with incrementally lower contraceptive use.
The mean concentration was slightly lower in men (64.4 [1.1] nmol/L) compared with women (65.7 [1.5] nmol/L) and was incrementally lower with increasing age and across BMI categories 18.5 24.9, 25 29.9, and ≥30 kg/m.
46 The ADA concluded that incrementally lower sodium intakes (ie, to 1,500 mg/day) had a beneficial effect on blood pressure; however, some studies in people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes measuring urinary sodium excretion (suggesting a lower sodium intake) reported increased all-cause and cardiovascular mortality rates.
Incrementally lower sodium intakes (i.e., to 1,500 mg/day) show more beneficial effects on blood pressure (104, 229); however, some studies in people with type 1 (230) and type 2 (231) diabetes measuring urine sodium excretion have shown increased mortality associated with the lowest sodium intakes, therefore warranting caution for universal sodium restriction to 1,500 mg in this population.
