Sentence examples for ris of from inspiring English sources
R. Har ris of Oklahoma, the Deme cratic National Chairman, called a Democratic Action Conference on Crime, to be held in Washington under his party's sponsorship early this year.
My BBC debut in 1997 was a radio piece on the ris of Ecuador, arguing that they would fall short of France 98, but were a tem to look out for in future World Cups - if only all my predictions were half as accurate!
Nonetheless, the higher odds across all levels of RIS of those shown negatively framed information deciding to take antihypertensive medication compared to those shown positively framed information illustrates a valence framing effect due to violation of the principle of invariance, i.e. people should make the same choices given equivalent descriptions and values [31], but they did not.
Information about exposures to CT scans was retrieved through the electronic radiology information system (RIS) of each department.
27 In contrast, the current study reports a frequency of RIS of 0.15% in the same age group.
The use of computers to help radiologists in the acquisition (e.g. CT, MRI, US, computed radiography), management and storage (PACS), and reporting (RIS) of medical images is well established.
The inhibition of remodelling along with the increase of wall thickness supported the hypothesis of a direct effect of Ris on osteoblastic lineage.
In addition, this is the first study showing a direct effect of Ris on osteocytes through the upregulation of COX-2 gene expression.
The observation time was calculated from the diagnosis of RIS or of SPS to the date of death or to the cut off date of the study (1 July 2009), whatever occurred first.
We performed a case control study comparing sarcoma-related survival of 98 patients with RIS to that of 239 sporadic high-grade malignant sarcomas.
We evaluated, using bone marrow stromal cells and MLO-y4 osteocytes, the effect of Ris at concentrations of 0, 0.1 to 10 μM with or without COX-2 inhibitor NS-398 (0.1 μM) after three days of culture.
