Sentence examples for performed appears from inspiring English sources
However, the results from the Y179C/G396D compound heterozygotes analysis demonstrates an increase in risk similar to G396D bi-allelic carriers, suggesting that the two variants are complementary and analysis of combined MUTYH mutations as historically performed, appears appropriate to assess risk for the whole gene.
Moreover, the conditions under which bariatric surgery is performed appears to be highly relevant for the outcome, such as preoperative evaluation by a multidisciplinary team, bariatric surgery competency with children and adolescents, postoperative care and follow up [ 4], and family support [ 25].
Ankle radiographs, if performed, appear deceptively normal as the ankle joint remains intact.
In each trial, the task to be performed appeared along with the stimuli.
Like in eukaryotic cells, the number of cell divisions that an individual cell is able to perform appears to be limited in prokaryotic cells, too [ 1].
One of the simplest parameters is the integrated area under the contrast concentration curve (IAUC) which is easy to perform, appears reproducible but offers no biological specificity[ 31, 43, 44 ].
In the early 70's he returned to performing, appearing on "The Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson, "Candid Camera," "Dream On," and "Friends".
Ms. Obraztsova said she would be among the first to perform, appearing on Nov. 2 in the opera "Ruslan and Ludmilla," the first production after the gala opening.
Rapper Ludacris stepped up to pay tribute to "the king of blues" as a photo of King performing appeared in the background.
Why, Gloria Swanson came over to me, pinched my cheek and told me, 'You're so cute.' " She continued performing, appearing in such stage productions as the "Homer Sisters Revues" with Eddie Bracken, and before she was 20, she signed with the Shuberts to appear in musicals and operettas that toured the United States.
It is simple and quick to perform, appeared to have no detrimental effects on the recipients and would be straightforward to translate into human medicine.
