Sentence examples for met control from inspiring English sources
After eligibility is met, control patients will be selected to match the DAA-treated patients using a computerized optimal matching algorithm matching baseline demographic and disease characteristics that have been identified a priori as likely influencing the decision to give DAA or the probability of death.
Where this assumption is not met, control probes on the array are a necessity.
In Peru, 30%% of people with diabetes were unaware of their condition [ 7] and only 8%% of patients undergoing treatment met control targets [ 7].
A promising approach to identify viable candidates for skew-related concessions is to investigate situations in which 2 conditions are met: control by the dominant male is possible because synchrony is low, but nevertheless skew within a group is low.
Carefully defined control populations are important: the DISC1 family provide a salutory lesson as the original proband had a diagnosis of conduct disorder, rather than a major mental illness, and would have met control rather than case criteria in the standard case-control association study design.
Finally, two Liberty lawyers observed Met control rooms – together with 100 legal monitors along the route – to ensure the force lived up to its promises.
In 2012, when the BBC took him and four other truthers to the US to shoot a documentary, Conspiracy Road Trip, he met controlled demolition experts, Pentagon figures and FBI and CIA agents, to talk about the supposed Grand 9/11 Hoax.
And it's likely to stay that way until a start-up comes along that manages to make mobile dating not weird by offering women — and the men they want to meet — control, incredible filters, and clarity of mission.
Therefore, HIV infection has the potential to profoundly impact on TB treatment outcomes and is often the main reason for failure to meet control targets in high HIV settings.
At 14 34 10, real-time voltage was adjusted to 230.5 kV, with a 0.5 kV deviation from reference voltage which met the control requirements.
Both diabetes mellitus and BD are highly refractory: less than half of the participants in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) met glycemic control goals (Koro et al. 2004).
