Sentence examples for non transferred from inspiring English sources

The stem of LTR32 reproduces the processed version of LTR34, that is a stem with the upper transferred strand lacking 3' GT (15 nucleotides) and the lower non transferred strand (17 nucleotides including the dangling 5'AC).

This is a prospective multicenter cohort study comparing transferred and non-transferred patients with IE. Factors independently associated with transfer status were evaluated using multivariable logistic regression.

(iv) their views on the opportunity to see the embryos selected for transfer, on a screen, prior to transfer; and (v) how they spoke about, and compared, the transferred and non-transferred (n-t) embryos.

In the absence of such tools, we believe that our study opens new perspectives on the identification of the mechanism of trogocytosis by providing a set of testable predictions based on the panel of transferred versus non-transferred molecular probes.

Therefore, it is not possible to make realistic outcome comparisons between transferred and non-transferred patients by using our standard scoring systems [ 32, 33].

Descriptive statistics were used to compare baseline characteristics, clinical variables, and outcomes at 30 days among transferred versus non-transferred patients.

There was no statistically significant difference in crude 30-day mortality between transferred and non-transferred patients (42.7% versus 52.1%, respectively, P = 0.13).

Although there were no obvious differences between the transferred and non-transferred patients with respect to demographics or severity of illness, one must consider the very real possibility of residual confounding.

pH data missing for three transferred and 37 non-transferred patients.

When asked about how she compared the transferred to the non-transferred embryos she said: At that point?

The acceleration of these change rates in transferred as compared to non-transferred communities of the same origin (i.e. of the same initial composition) was used to quantify the impact of stress associated with the change of environmental conditions.