Sentence examples for oc reference from inspiring English sources

No betfair account on my final OC reference, though.

Our data are in line with these results: median serum OC concentrations and serum OC reference limits increased strongly in postmenopausal women compared to premenopausal women.

In how far the laboratory methods and the sample handling contributed to the differences in the serum OC reference intervals reported above cannot be quantified in present study.

The increase in serum OC reference limits in elderly men was, however, not comparable to the increase observed in females during transition to menopause.

Therefore, several investigators proposed to use the lower half of the OC reference interval for women between 35 45 years of age as the target for antiresorptive therapy in postmenopausal women [ 22- 24].

Adjusted odds ratios (ORs) for premenopausal women are adjusted for age at menarche, age at first birth, ever use of OC, reference age, body mass index, family history defined by any first-degree relative who had breast cancer, state, education level, country of birth and benign breast lump disease.

To interpret serum OC data, reference intervals adapted to a specific laboratory method are needed.

"Will you be giving up your afternoons and evenings to provide us with OBO coverage, moans about the OC and references to fashionable bands from the fine city of Sheffield, or are you still going to be gagged once the World Cup proper starts?" I'm afraid it's bad news, the worst: it looks like we will be OBOing during the World Cup.

b Nyquist plots at V ≈ V oc for the reference and modified devices with the structure of ITO/PEDOT PSS/MAPbI3 − x Cl x /PC60BM/Ag.

OC represents the reference standard for UC disease assessment, since it allows direct visualisation and biopsy of mucosal changes and is necessary for assessing disease extent, severity, activity, and post-treatment modifications [26, 28].

For each OC pesticide, the reference group is defined as those participants whose serum concentrations are less than the LOD, and subjects with detectable values were categorized by cutoff points of 33rd and 67th percentile values, which were calculated only among those with values above the LOD in the whole study population including both cases and noncases.