Sentence examples for outcome compounds from inspiring English sources
Using this outcome, compounds without any children < 5 years of age were excluded from bivariate and multivariate analyses.
Since elevated HIF-1α expression correlates with neo-angiogenesis, drug resistance and overall poor treatment outcome, compounds that inhibit HIF-1α may have broad utility in the control of cancer [ 2, 8].
There have been highly conflicting results from immuno-epidemiological studies investigating the relationship between in vitro GIA and clinical outcome, compounded by considerable difference in assay methodologies and reporting between centers (reviewed in detail elsewhere).
All measurements at different time-points were compared with the baseline value at T = 0. First order autoregressive covariance structure fitted the data best for SAA, AGP and C as outcomes, compound symmetry covariance structure was used with other outcomes.
This disturbing outcome simply compounds the damage inflicted by another lamentable 5-to-4 ruling earlier in the term that stripped federal regulators of authority to preserve isolated wetlands.
As a final outcome eight compounds with different chemotypes were proposed as potential inhibitors for Tpx.
This inhomogeneity in outcome assessment compounds the difficulty of arriving at a single conclusion with respect to the impact of noise on sleep disruption in the ICU.
During training, in addition to the rewarded A+ and B+ stimuli, we included two additional stimuli, C– and D–, which resulted in loss of money, enabling us to include in the testing stage a control compound stimulus, CD– with no change of valence from C– or D– alone, and the same outcome as compound AB–.
Let A denote a binary outcome termed compound activity where A = 1 for active and A = 0 for inactive.
Main Outcome Measures: Compound muscle action potential (CMAP) and tension of triceps surae muscles by electric stimulation of the sciatic nerve were measured preintervention and at day 1, and weeks 1, 2, 4, and 8 postblock.
The introduction of the auditory outcome during compound training would have been surprising, resulting in partial restoration of attention to the response and some response-tone learning.
