Sentence examples for indicators in normal from inspiring English sources
He received methylprednisolone therapy as well as symptomatic treatment, and was discharged with key indicators in normal range on September 17th 2013.
The strength of the relationship between the independent (MVPA indicators in normal weight and overweight/obese girls and boys) and dependent variables (segments of the school day) was assessed using the effect size d coefficient for the Mann–Whitney and Wilcoxon pair tests [ 11, 12].
DNA methyltransferase 3A (DNMT3A) mutation was recently introduced as a prognostic indicator in normal karyotype (NK) AML and we evaluated the incidence and prognostic impact of DNMT3A mutations in Korean NK AML patients.
A proximal IRAK signalling adaptor, IL1R-accessory protein (IL1RAP), is overexpressed on the surface of HSCs of AML and high-risk MDS patients and serves as an independent prognostic indicator in normal karyotype-AML (Barreyro et al, 2012).
Check the age of the bird- a good indicator in normal grey cockatiels is the grey of their beak- the darker they are, the older they are, as a general rule, when deal with young birds.
Further, the likelihood of having clinical indicators in the normal range (Hba1c and LDL-C) was one percentage point higher [ 9].
Symptoms are perceived indicators of change in normal functioning as experienced by the person [ 5].
Cells were labelled with 5 μM MitoSOX fluorescent indicator probe (Invitrogen) in normal media for 10 minutes under standard incubator conditions.
How should changes in upstream indicators within "normal" ranges be considered in evaluating potential for overt downstream outcomes in susceptible individuals and populations?
Definition of cerebral venous hemodynamic normal indicators in children of different age groups is very important for identification and treatment of headache with cerebral venous disturbances.
Biomarker is the term given to 'measurable biological characteristics that can either serve as indicators of normal or pathogenic processes in the body, or as tools to track pharmacological responses to therapeutic drugs' [ 1].
