Sentence examples for milieu of the study from inspiring English sources

It is possible that other factors in the socio-cultural milieu of the study area may have resulted in pro-tobacco advertisements having the unintended effects.

One reason is that instead of reporting broad rejuvenation of aging in three germ layer derivatives, muscle, liver, and brain by the systemic milieu, the impact of the study published in 2005 became narrower.

A clear limitation of these findings is that xenograft studies in nude mice do not fully recapitulate the tumorigenic milieu of the lung, although the pilot syngeneic study presented here begins to speak to in vivo relevance in the tumor microenvironment.

Editorial see p 2360 Clinical Perspective on p 2411 Based on these pathological considerations suggesting a prothrombotic milieu of the diseased pulmonary vasculature, 8 observational studies (2 prospective and 6 retrospective) have evaluated the effect of chronic anticoagulation on outcome in patients with IPAH; 6 of these studies reported positive outcomes.

The high response rate of amitriptyline may have been associated with other features of the study (e.g., intensive inpatient, milieu therapy).

The main finding of the study was the identification of complement activation following acute ankle fractures, determining an initial inflammatory cytokine milieu.

Qualitative data such as emerged from this study need to be viewed from the immediate social and cultural milieu of the participants.

Our studies show that JNK1 activity in myeloid cells influences the cellular milieu of the adipose tissue and liver as well.

We then argue that the data derived from our studies are biologically relevant because the system is 'physiologic.' However, the milieu of the human body is undefined.

In this study we characterized the dynamics of the reactive oxygen species superoxide anion radical (O2−) in the external milieu of the coral Stylophora pistillata.

Consider age and/or the milieu of the aged brain and the influence of the systemic immune response (and systemic inflammation) as a parameter in neurodegenerative disease studies.