Sentence examples for repeated determinations from inspiring English sources
Prospective studies should determine more than one OC in a scenario with multiple exposures in order to prevent spurious correlations and include repeated determinations of immune responses to determine changes in immune development during childhood.
Mr. Clarke alleges in his book that Mr. Bush and others in his small inner circle tried to intimidate him and other officials into finding a link between Iraq and Al Qaeda despite the intelligence community's repeated determinations that no significant connections existed.
However, in our study, repeated determinations did not improve prediction.
The relative standard derivation was 2.74% for 3.38 × 10−6 M PRO in 11 repeated determinations.
The average relative standard deviation was 0.7% for five repeated determinations.
The relative standard deviation was 5.1% for six repeated determinations at a concentration of 500 μg L−1.
Repeated determination of CPK-MB levels It is probably not advisable to determine blood CPK-MB levels in patients with cardiogenic shock (strong agreement).
On the other hand, there was the innate social conservatism of Cromwell, and his repeated determination to save a stable, hierarchical social order based on private-property rights from the kind of Leveller socialism Colonel Rainsborough and others were preaching at Putney.
The president's repeated determination to bring about a "viable, contiguous" Palestinian state also went some way to alter the impression that his administration has been loth to press Israel to make concessions.Though urging Arab oil producers to boost output to reduce the high price of oil, Mr Bush was careful to say that he knew many were already producing at full capacity.
Overall, a repeated determination of [TIMP-2]·[IGFBP7] did not show any differences between non-AKI/AKI and non-septic/septic subgroups (Additional file 2: Figure S1).
Repeated determination of NT-proBNP levels BNP/NT-proBNP levels should be quantified at regular intervals in patients with cardiogenic shock to assess the severity of heart disease (strong agreement).
