Sentence examples for pressure assignment from inspiring English sources

All models are adjusted for urine protein, sex, age, race, BMI; body mass index and albumin quartiles and group randomization by diet and blood pressure assignment.

Although he received equivalent pay (£10 per day) to Montgomery during the operation, it was a high-pressure assignment.

The primary results for the ACCORD Blood Pressure Trial previously have been presented based on proportional hazards models that included terms for intensive versus standard blood pressure group assignment, intensive versus standard glycemia group assignment, CVD history, and for the primary outcome only, clinical center network (4).

Results from marginal models controlling for blood pressure group assignment and waist-to-height quartile fit a single linear covariate (Table 3).

Covariates included age (≤40 years, 41 59 years, ≥ 60 years), sex, quartiles of serum albumin concentration (≤3.84 mg/dL, 3.85 4.01 mg/dL, 4.02 4.24 mg/dL, ≥4.25 mg/dL), proteinuria, race, BMI, and log transformed CRP, protein intake and blood pressure group assignment.

Instead, he took on an extremely high-pressure, demanding assignment.

Tim Hudson has never pitched in Yankee Stadium or in the postseason, so the only questions about the 25-year-old ace of the Oakland Athletics' pitching staff were how he would respond to the pressure-filled assignment.

The target blood pressure after random assignment and throughout the whole study period was <130/8 0mmHg for all of the treatment groups.

These DI data reveal a small U=H bond order in 1 at the highest pressure, reinforcing the assignment of an agostic bond.

After controlling for waist-to-height quartile, the effects of blood pressure treatment group assignment are generally similar with those previously described (4), with evidence (P = 0.022) of an effect of intensive blood pressure lowering on total stroke but not for the primary outcome, nonfatal MI or CVD mortality (P ≥ 0.23 for all three outcomes).

The constant vigilance imposed by motherhood, along with the pressure to get assignments and meet deadlines, had trapped me in the world of consensual reality – the accepted symbols and meanings, the highways and malls, meetings and conferences, supermarkets and school functions.