Sentence examples for relocations table from inspiring English sources

We found that this probability is not significantly different between the two types of relocations (table 3 and supplementary table 3 [ Supplementary Material online]; Fisher's exact test; P = 0.1719 after applying Bonferroni's correction).

Nevertheless, unlike these previous studies (Betrán et al. 2002; Bai et al. 2007; Meisel et al. 2009; Vibranovski, Zhang, and Long 2009), we found a moderate excess of [A i → A j] relocations and a much larger paucity of [A → X] relocations (table 1).

Themes associated with barriers to trial participation included, for example, competing commitments, side effects, and relocation (Table 2).

Following DEM treatment, MEK signaling was crucial for classical import inhibition, whereas both MEK and PI3 kinase played a significant role in transport factor relocation (Table 1).

For each increment of circumferential separation between the acetabular and femoral components, four parameters were calculated: 1) The circumferential area of separation between the two components, calculated by subtracting the area of the femoral component from the area of the acetabular component at each particular stage of relocation (Table I).

Mean increase in summed Mallet score was 5.5 (SD 3.0) after the successful relocation operations (Table 2 and Figure 4).

Importantly, cells containing RomRD53E-GFP frequently reversed direction; in cells with an asymmetric pattern, all reversals were accompanied by relocation of RomRD53E-GFP, whereas in cells with a symmetric pattern, no relocation was observed (Table I).

The observed Fourier spectral ratio was evaluated using eight weak motions after the relocation of KMM006 (Table 2).

The observed Fourier spectral ratio was evaluated using five weak motions before the relocation of KMM006 (Table 1).

Specifically, farmers who suffer from landslide impacts and have higher incomes show stronger relocation willingness; those who have a larger number of people to turn to in the event of urgent need of money, show less relocation willingness (see Table 4 and Table 5).

All of these studies concluded that selective forces might be operating across the whole Drosophila genome, which would favor the [X → A] relocation pattern (see table 1).