Sentence examples for major regression from inspiring English sources

We are witnessing a major regression in the treatment of the elderly, something reminiscent of Victorian times or worse, where old age was no excuse for abstaining from an unforgiving world of work.

The largest and final peak (1988) is followed by a major regression of performances and a "halt" of T&F progression.

The vascular disrupting agent combretastatin A4 phosphate (CA4P) causes major regression of animal tumours when given as combination therapy.

A common defining feature to many major regression models, such as generalized linear models (GLM) or previously mentioned Cox model, is the use of a loss function to fit the parameters of otherwise analytically intractable problems.

Innate immunity, rather than anti-angiogenesis, can be a key mechanism leading to major regression by metronomic chemotherapy of some large, established tumors [ 11], as seen in work from this laboratory in implanted brain tumor models when CPA is delivered using an intermittent (every 6-day) metronomic schedule [ 12- 15].

These sub-groups were selected for illustrative purposes, based on the key predictors identified in the major regression analyses (Table  5); it should also be noted that, where appropriate, those who did not seek advice are included in these sub-groups (with zero service usage), as they also identified potential barriers.

Thus reduced major axis regression (RMA, model II regression) is therefore considered more appropriate than model I regression.

In other words, wing length (major axis regression = 1.331 + 0.871 x, P = 0.001) and wing area (major axis regression = 1.29 + 0.944 x, P = 0.001) showed a hypoallometric relationship with body size.

We tested whether nocturnal fish have larger eyes than diurnal species by Standardised Major Axis regression of eye diameter and body mass, performed with the R package smatr (as for all other regression analyses) [ 40].

The approach for estimating proportional forest cover change as a continuous variable was based on a reduced major axis regression model.

The diagenetic history was controlled by three main events: early meteoric diagenesis (short-term subaerial exposure during deposition), late meteoric diagenesis (major Famennian regression) and burial diagenesis.