For malaria, camp-level indictors of the prevention of malaria in pregnant women were analyzed (insecticide-treated nets [ITN] and intermittent preventive treatment for malaria in pregnancy [IPTp] coverage).
We showed VitC treatment did not cause obvious organ injuries in Sham rats according to the analyses of the histological changes and the serum levels of various biochemical indictors.
In fish species, trophic level is generally a good indictor of trophic niche position and its size-dependency represents the trophic ontogeny pattern at the population level [13].
There is still a shortage of available tools for determining energy-related indictors at the CRP stage.
We also examined the sensitivity of the PM2.5 association with mortality to inclusion of selected sets of covariates: those measured at the subject level (i.e., those covariates listed in Table 1), an indictor of urban size, and the contextual covariates measured at the census division and census tract levels.
Oestrogen would be one plausible hormone since exposures to high levels of intrauterine oestrogen lead to increased foetal size (Trichopoulos, 1990) and indictors of pregnancy oestrogen concentrations have been shown to be associated with breast cancer risk (Ekbom et al, 1992 , 1997.
We assigned raw p-values calculated by the programs as indictors for miRNA activity change and log-ratios of miRNA expression levels in a tumor with respect to its corresponding normal tissue as indictors for miRNA expression changes.
It helps to develop indictors for monitoring and evaluating goals at the inception stage.
Mr. Pullman stepped up his demands that the Indictors be thrown out.
By comparison, a general measure of the wage inflation rate encompasses most of the relevant indictors.
Sensors from the system are attached to the babies, monitoring breathing, heart rate, body heat, and other indictors.
