Sentence examples for represents individually from inspiring English sources

Variation due to differences in patient case-mix can be appropriate and represents individually titrated care.

While some of this variability is appropriate, and represents individually titrated care, residual variation indicates over- and under-use of precious resources and is clearly concerning.

Control samples were always run in parallel with the experimental samples and the signals in the resulting profiles of each chip were simultaneously normalized and represented individually, via integrated software, allowing for direct comparison of individual protein expression profiles.

But it was unclear what they represented individually or as a whole, and the words — including sequence, shoulder, hand, back and foot — did not help.

Data are not represented individually by kernels.

The TEC measurements can be represented individually for single stations as well as organized into two-dimensional vertical TEC maps, which provide electron density distribution over a regional or global basis.

The behavior inside each grain is represented by the single-crystal model of [Huber, J.E., Fleck, N.A., Landis, C.M., McMeeking, R.M., 1999. A constitutive model for ferroelectric polycrystals. Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids 47 (8), 1663 1697] and the polycrystal response is obtained through a two-dimensional multi-grain model in which grains are represented individually.

Green and grey rectangles indicate drug effector and drug non-effector pathways, respectively; red and white circles represent individually altered and wildtype genes, respectively; normal and bold lines indicate normal and ectopic activated pathway signalling, respectively; and flash signs indicate drugs targeting specific molecules.

In contrast, the global graph does not involve merging of nodes and edges and all orthologs are represented individually.

GDM, obesity and excessive GWG represent, individually and additively, high-risk conditions associated with adverse maternal and neonatal outcomes [ 2, 4, 5, 10, 24].

Most of the clinical phenotypes attributed to DMs in HGMD represent individually rare conditions that are generally regarded as monogenic diseases.