Sentence examples for les associated from inspiring English sources

Traditional BSI inversion methods have failed to distinguish LEs associated with different ionospheric layers, and simply utilize the minimum group path of each operating frequency, which generally corresponds to the LE associated with the F2 layer.

In order to resolve this issue, we present a new BSI inversion method using LEs associated with different layers, which can further improve the accuracy of electron density distribution, especially the profile of the ionospheric layers below the F2 region.

Conclusion: Continuously infused ITB can reduce spastic hypertonia in the UEs and LEs associated with long-standing CP.

Figure  2 shows the reduction in LE associated with smoking that was attributable to a particular smoking-associated cause of death (second term in equation [ 2]): the relative importance of a particular smoking-associated disease varied according to sex and area of residence.

The magnitude of the reduction in LE associated with smoking in our study was relatively small compared with that reported by the above-mentioned studies.

Suspected autoimmune limbic encephalitis (LE) associated with voltage-gated potassium channel complex antibodies resulting in hippocampal pathology in 14 cats with FEPSO-HN was recently described [ 9, 16].

Respiratory disease, neoplasms and vascular disease all had a considerable influence in reducing LE associated with smoking, but to varying degrees.

The current study aimed to evaluate the impact of smoking on deaths from major smoking-related diseases (neoplasms, vascular diseases and respiratory diseases) in Chinese adults by estimating the potential gains in life expectancy (LE) that would accrue from eliminating deaths from these diseases, and to determine the contribution of each disease to the reduction in LE associated with smoking.

On the other hand, the lower LEs typically associated with small molecule binding at PPIs raise the barrier to the detection of bona fide low-affinity fragment hits.

In 2012, in a systematic review and meta-analysis, Pradelli et al. [ 8] concluded that in elective surgery and critically ill patients, parenteral FO-containing LEs were associated with a significant reduction in infections, although Palmer et al. [ 9], in another systematic review, were unable to find similar results in ICU patients.

Respiratory disease has the greatest influence on the LE reduction associated with smoking.