Sentence examples for of a ctp from inspiring English sources

Here we report the engineered production of a CTP (NGR -containing C-1027 aNGR -containingf its activity andinst sevaluationncer cell lines.

Because special attention is needed for this particular group we advise creation of a CTP no-care group separate from the inadequate care group.

The performance of the proposed method was evaluated using a virtual phantom simulation and experiments of a CTP 486 module and a CIRS model.

By determining the three-dimensional structure of a CTP synthetase polymer, Barry et al. reveal that although CTP is bound to the enzymes, their active sites are still freely accessible.

Although these four features can occur in different types of applications, they are almost always present in the application of a CTP model to the organization of a disaster relief operation.

Comparing the predictive abilities of CTP and MELD scores, the best discrimination between patients still alive on the waiting list and patients who died on or were removed from the waiting list was achieved at a CTP score of ≥9 and a MELD score of ≥14.4.

On admission, all patients underwent an unenhanced CT and a CTP study of the brain using Toshiba Aquilion ONE 320-slice CT scanner (Toshiba Medical Systems, Otawara, Japan).

The standard deviation of the a priori CTP on a logarithmic scale, σ lnP, is determined to cover the CTP ranges as {sigma}_{ln P}=0.7times max left[left| ln left({P}_a/{P}_{min}right)right|,left| ln left({P}_a/{P}_{max}right)right|right], (12).

The included studies were divided into two categories: CTP performed within 72 hours of haemorrhage (CTP as a predictor of DCI), and CTP performed between days 4 and 14 after SAH (CTP as a diagnostic tool for DCI).

dFdCTP is not only important as a DNA precursor, but also interferes with normal ribonucleotide metabolism, such as inhibition of CTP-synthetase and dCMP-deaminase leading to a depletion of CTP pools and indirectly a decrease of dCTP pools (Heinemann et al, 1990 , 1995 Van Moorsel et al, 1999b, 2000).

From a technical point of view, CTp requires a rapid intravenous injection of an iodinated contrast medium (CM) bolus and sequential imaging to simultaneously monitor changes in the CM concentration as a function of time, both in the tissue of interest and in the vessel that is used as an input function.