Sentence examples for interventions predicted from inspiring English sources

Previously, we have been able to develop a strain with higher carbon flux to acetyl-coA and malonyl-CoA by carrying out genetic interventions predicted by OptForce framework.

Second, the interventions predicted an increase in the cumulative incidence of death and transplantation.

Industrialized countries that are actively addressing community-acquired resistance have typically prioritized those interventions predicted to lower total antimicrobial agent consumption and therefore selective pressure (31, 32 ).

All the simulated interventions predicted a reduction in the cumulative incidence of technique failure, accompanied by a smaller increase in the cumulative incidence of death and transplantation (table 3).

He went on: "If Iraq becomes anything like a democratic and pluralistic state, then just about everything that the opponents of intervention predicted will have turned out to be wrong.

Here, we employ a simple method that can be used by conservation managers to evaluate a range of credible alternatives and select the intervention predicted to have the greatest impact.

Pain collected shortly after completion of 6 weeks of study intervention predicted future pain the best.

Variables collected shortly after completion of 6 weeks of study intervention predicted future pain the best.

We then used logistic regression to explore which factors, in addition to any effect of the intervention, predicted changes in suicide ideation at post-test.

The DES-modelled intervention predicted a decrease in the %6-hour LOS from 19.0% to 13.1%, and a drop in the daily mean LOS from 249 to 200 min (p<0.0001).

Such a surrogate marker ideally should respond to the intervention, predict the clinical response to the intervention, and be compellingly related to the neurobiology of AD in the pathway affected by the intervention.