Sentence examples for poorer cap from inspiring English sources

Clinically, AA intake has been associated with poorer CaP prognosis (Wynder et al, 1994) and an augmented risk of high-grade CaP (Chavarro et al, 2007; Szymanski et al, 2010).

Arachidonic acid intake has been associated with poorer CaP prognosis (Wynder et al, 1994), and increased risk of developing CaP of high grade (Chavarro et al, 2007; Szymanski et al, 2010).

Diets enriched with high levels of ω-6 PUFAs, particularly LA and its metabolite arachidonic acid (AA), are associated with poorer CaP prognosis (Wynder et al, 1994; Rose, 1997).

Enrichment of calcium phosphate (CaP) bone substitutes with poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) microspheres to create porosity overcomes the problem of poor CaP degradation.

He had one easy prescription for any given safety-net program for the poor: "Cap it, cut it, freeze it, and block-grant it to the states".

Similarly, either higher patient or neighborhood education may buffer risks that may impact poor CaP outcomes.

Ed Koch, who rarely voiced empathy for the poor, capped his 12 years in office with the ultimate government program, a $5.1 billion housing program that rebuilt entire neighborhoods, and is often cited as a major factor in the city's drop in crime years later.

This is due to the poor capping ability of CTAB.

The uncapped countries, on the other hand, were supposed to be poor or developing, but they included China, Brazil, and scores of nations whose per-capita GDP was higher than that of the poorest capped countries.

The vulnerability of a plaque is characterized by a number of factors like a thin, collagen-poor fibrous cap, a large necrotic core, and abundant macrophages in the cap, whereas the luminal protrusion is not a marker of vulnerability [ 4].

Recall that the poll tax payments for the poor were capped at 20% of the total bill, but that did not prevent a spot of bother on the streets.