Sentence examples for received we found from inspiring English sources

While we did not a priori match AML groups for cytogenetic profile or therapeutic regimen received, we found no statistical differences between the AML cases and controls.

> -wrap-foot> In pair-wise comparisons of patient satisfaction with individual aspects of services received, we found significant differences between types of providers, with patients reporting higher satisfaction with nurses and health officers than doctors on most individual aspects.

In fact, asking 213 patients for the most important detail of information they want to receive, we found that patients most frequently (more than 90%) answered 'prognosis' (unpublished data).

He says QSSI found problems and told the government about them:  We tested the portions of the system for the code that we received... we found problems in the code, which in and of itself isn't necessarily a problem so long as they're fixed... we informed both CMS and the contractor responsible for the code.

In animals that received MSCs, we found no solid tumor at the necropsy.

Among patients who received SFRT, we found that responses (and symptom relief) were rapid among all patients but significantly more durable for the low-risk group than the high-risk group (Fig. 5A).

When attributing the risk resulting from sustained treatment discontinuation to the biologic the patient had received before, we found in this secondary analysis no increase in the mortality risk in patients ever exposed to TNFα inhibitors or rituximab (HR=0.85; 95% CI 0.67 to 1.08).

For the 406 missions in which we had information on the receiving hospital, we found HEMS bypassed the closest designated trauma hospital in 62% of cases (N = 406).

In cancer patients, particularly those receiving chemotherapy, we found that ESAs provide a small but clinically important improvement in anaemia-related symptoms (FACT-An).

In patients not receiving tamoxifen, we found high expression of AIB1 to be associated with lower RFS and BCS, indicating that AIB1 could be a prognostic marker.

In critically ill patients receiving RBCs, we found an association between exposure to older red cells and increased hospital mortality rate.