Sentence examples for sample with advanced from inspiring English sources
Op Walk Boston established a research program to evaluate the outcomes of TJR performed by the Op Walk Boston team in a Dominican sample with advanced arthritis [ 10].
The microscopic study and the interpretation of skin samples with advanced post-mortal phenomena or with particular destructive injuries is problematic for the forensic pathologist.
The European Union PT tested by mid-2006 two full-size conductor samples with advanced Nb3Sn strands but using the TFMC conductor design, they showed performance much below expectation with regard to strand performance and to ITER TF conductor design.
The second set of TMA of 40 specimens with different clinical stages showed significant overexpression of IL-4R α in tumor samples with advanced stage disease.
Cho et al. analyzed 20 samples with advanced RCC (12 primary and 8 metastatic specimens) who were treated with temsirolimus, another mTOR inhibitor [ 12].
We instead found a translocation of S100A4 expression from cytoplasmic to nuclear in five samples with advanced disease stage, suggesting that S100A4 translocation to the nucleus may be related to the proliferation or metastatic potential of the cancer cells.
IHC analyses for IL-4R subunits in TMA with 60 samples revealed that a significant number of tumor samples with advanced epithelial BC grade 2 and 3 disease showed an intense immunostaining for IL-4R α compared to grade 1 disease, while IL-13R α1 expression was marginal and not different between grades of the disease.
Thus, mixing breeds may lead to a sample with most advanced LD decay between QTL and SNPs such that across all breeds in this sample only SNPs in close proximity to the QTL are still in high LD [ 6, 22, 31].
Stage I/II and T1/2 disease also had a significantly lower level of EBV DNA load in NP brushing samples compared with advanced disease (P < 0.001).
The method is based on electron microprobe spot analyses, performed over a grid located on a representative surface of the sample and interpreted with advanced statistical tools.
This study aimed to examine the prevalence of unmet needs among a sample of patients with advanced, incurable cancer who were not receiving formal palliative care.
