Sentence examples for pca's from inspiring English sources

Those from a medical background constituted 56% (n = 102/181) of the sample with no difference between the proportion of medical PCAs and scientist PCA's in each career stage.

Hence the evolution of the PCA's personal development managers.

In the PCA's excellent magazine, Beyond the Boundaries, three pages are devoted to "how to be a journalist".

Vietnam also filed papers in the proceedings that noted Vietnam's claims and supported the PCA's jurisdiction over the dispute.

The 38-year-old, who was voted in at the PCA's annual general meeting in Birmingham, succeeds fellow Lancastrian and Sky Sports commentator David Lloyd in the role.

The PCA's results also showed the County Championship to be considered the premier domestic trophy, while clubs could yet face a backlash by members.

For the technological variability, we checked several quality controls including Hybridization Controls (provided by Affymetrix), Histogram, Profile Plot, Matrix Plot, 3D PCA, Pearson's correlation coefficient, and hierarchical clustering analyses following the standard protocols provided by the manufacturers.

Meanwhile, the Professional Cricketers Associationn (PCA) acknowledged Trott's condition had been exacerbated by England's congested fixture schedule.

The variables that were retained in each empowerment domain's PCA were weighted by multiplying their component loading by each individual's original value for that variable.

At first we found that, sedentary group (SHR -PCA group'SHR -PCAsed TUNEL-positive apoptotic cells than SHR group alone.

Plasma PSA and plasma OPN are not correlated at baseline (in all patients or even in the subgroup analysis of localised PCas; Spearman's correlation coefficients of 0.226 and −0.05, respectively), nor at 1 year posttreatment (Spearman's correlation coefficient=0.366).