We will not be able to measure quality of life in the men being followed up passively; however, a linked study has investigated the impact of PSA testing on health-related quality of life in men followed up in the intervention arm (Avery et al, 2008a, 2008b; Macefield et al, 2010).
The remaining 1588 subjects were passively followed by linking their ID to the Taiwan Cervical Cytology Screening and Histology Database and to the Taiwan Cancer Registry in August 2006.
Because if you really want to do something about super PACs and the way they degrade the discourse, you can't come at it passively, waving links to fact check blogs.
An electrically actuated lower extremity exoskeleton is developed, in which only the knee joint is actuated actively while other joints linked by elastic elements are actuated passively.
After washing (water and NaOH, 75 mM) RNA was passively transferred to a nylon membrane, and cross linked for 2 hours at 64°C.
Yet by the osmotic and zero-net-flux constraints, Πe and [ C]e must be the same in every linked compartment between which ions are passively distributed.
If the patient does not wish to be actively linked by the counselor, the patient is passively referred, whereby the patient is given the needed information to self-initiate contact with appropriate agencies.
These bioconjugates are typically large hydrophilic molecules linked to a therapeutic agent, which can target tumors either passively through enhanced permeability and retention or actively through affinity toward a molecular target.
In animals immunized passively with Fab fragments, the antigen-binding arms of the antibody are not linked by the Fc portion, and thus aggregation between bacterial cells is reduced.
Business networking sites — from the five-year-old site LinkedIn.com to an upstart called NotchUp.com — attract members by stating that reluctant self-promoters like me can make contacts, and even get job interviews, fairly passively.
