Sentence examples for range of dr from inspiring English sources

Indeed, changing the activity of either SIR2 or the forkhead transcription factor FOXO, both of which were reported to be required for a DR response in studies using two food levels [15], [17], was subsequently shown to alter the DR response but not block it when a range of DR levels was examined [24], [60].

The aim of this review is to assess the diagnostic accuracy of telemedicine in the full range of DR and DME severity compared with the current gold standard.

The entry criteria did specify a particular range of DR, to assure a population in which assessment of the primary outcome would be most effective.

In his study, the patients were chosen from a tertiary eye clinic to represent a range of DR severity, and so, incidence rates of previously not recorded findings in a population referred from the community could not be assessed.

Graders at a centralized reading center, masked to treatment group assignment, assessed the photographs for severity level of DR according to ETDRS scales, with a 25-step scale representing the range of DR in each eye (6).

This diversity has allowed identification of a wider range of DR-associated mechanisms than would be possible with one 'standard' protocol (Greer & Brunet, 2009; Mair et al., 2009).

We'll be working with the developers of augmented-reality devices on a wide range of applications," Dr Hall said.

In urging an end to "the NHS monopoly" in health care provision and endorsing the Blair-Milburn line that improvements in patient care must come from a range of providers, Dr Harris said the money must be better spent - and spent locally where decisions should be made.

Because she and her children saw a range of GPs, Dr M perceived that personal continuity was not important to her (table 8).

In IL-2 cultured polyclonal NK cell populations, there was a broad range of HLA-DR expression, including some HLA-DR-negative NK cells (Fig. 1 and 2A).

Auger and colleagues [ 6] reported that both citrullinated and non-citrullinated fibrinogen peptides bound to a range of HLA-DR molecules, both RA-associated alleles and non-associated alleles, but that T-cell proliferative responses were much more common in RA.