Sentence examples for mean suppression of from inspiring English sources

Treatment with anastrozole 1 and 10 mg reduced the percentage aromatisation from 2.25% to 0.074% and 0.043% (mean suppression of 96.7% and 98.1% from baseline) and suppressed plasma levels of oestrone, oestradiol and oestrone sulphate by > or = 86.5%, > or = 83.5% and > or = 93.5% respectively, irrespective of dose.

Humans are spectacularly bad at predicting and shaping the future – and the very attempt in an age of doom-saying is bound to mean suppression of freedom.

A 1∶1 ratio yielded a mean suppression of 11.7% (±4.04) and a 2∶1 ratio yielded a mean suppression of 24.3% (±5.77).

A later study confirmed a mean suppression of 40% in untreated RRMS patients, and of 50% in Beta interferon users [7].

In contrast, adding AG caused a further suppression of plasma oestrone sulphate (Oe1S) compared with 4OHA monotherapy (mean suppression of 35.2 +/- 9.1%, P < 0.025).

By designating samples with values below the detection limit as having values of 3 pmol/l a mean suppression of 88% may be calculated, but this is inevitably an underestimate.

By protection of society from "violence and terrorist actions", it means suppression of protest and demands for democratic reforms and respect for human rights.

But the O.E.D. says the obsolete term means "suppression of truth or fact for the purpose of obtaining something; fraudulent misrepresentation".

This means suppression of disturbances and force the coal mill to deliver the required coal flow, as well as monitor the coal mill in order to detect faults in the coal mill when they emerge.

The 50 voxels with lowest values for this index had a mean suppression value of 0.82 ± 0.05 (i.e., the BOLD fMRI signal evoked by the stimuli was reduced on average by 18% in the adapted condition).

At an E∶T of 1∶ 0.0001, mean suppression in HIV+ cultures was 27.93% versus 0% in controls, p = 0.0188, Mann-Whitney.