Sentence examples for per crc from inspiring English sources

They are based upon the formula for a spherical helix in 3D per "CRC Standard Curves" by David von Seggern, modified so that dimension z was modified into dimensions x and y, and the whole was spun about a larger circle.

The average number of protein-coding genes affected by homozygous deletion and amplification was nine per CRC.

qRT-PCR analysis of 43 healthy and CRC patients (nine or ten subjects per CRC stage) suggested that CCL2 transcripts were increased in CRC versus normal tissues (Wolf et al., 2012).

UNICEF's Education Programme contributes to the realisation of children's right to education as per CRC article 28 and supports the UNSF social development outcome and MDGs 2, 3, 4 and 6 through efforts aimed at improving the quality of education and child friendliness of school environment.

With an average of 610,000 deaths per year, CRC has become the second most common cause of cancer death on a global scale.

Ovarian cancer remains the leading cause of death from gynaecological malignancy in the United Kingdom, affecting approximately 6000 women per year (CRC, 2001).

If fears about CRC screening, and CRC per se, are addressed, and if it is emphasized that CRC is preventable, participation in CRC screening programs may improve.

Due to the sensitivity and the cumulative nature of the observed CRC-446 deficiency, a CRC screening program based upon serum CRC-446 depletion is projected to detect more CRC subjects with fewer colonoscopies required per subject screened.

Non-Per-Protocol Surveillance (NPPS) CRC: cancer detected at least 6 months after the date of originally planned surveillance procedures.

Per-Protocol Surveillance (PPS) CRC: cancer detected in patients who had good compliance to the surveillance program, where they had a regular surveillance with recommended interval.

Extrapolating to the US adult population that seeks outpatient care, we estimated 0.007% of all adults would have errors related to CRC per year.