Sentence examples for serial rise from inspiring English sources

Pregnancy was confirmed by serial rise in serum HCG concentrations on two consecutive occasions 13 days after embryo transfer.

Pregnancies will be followed by the serial rise of serum hCG and ultrasound will be utilised to determine the location of the pregnancy and the number of implantation sites.

Hormone refractory prostate cancer (HRPCA) is generally defined as: (1) consecutive PSA rise on three serial measures occuring a minimum of 1 week from the reference value, (2) testosterone serum levels equal to castrate levels (<50 ng/ml), (3) PSA rise following anti-androgen withdrawal or following the addition of secondary hormonal manipulations.

5.1, which yields standard test statistics for neglected first order serial correlation, gives rise to a singular information matrix when we consider tests against first and second order serial correlation simultaneously because those tests are numerically equivalent to tests against the underidentified alternative of Arima 1, 1, 2) plus white noise.

Comparative developmental studies have shown it to be subdivided into segments, or rhombomeres, wherein serial repeats give rise to specific cranial motoneurons (IV XII) along the anterior-posterior axis [3].

Serial transmission gave rise to a disease phenotype with highly unique clinical and neuropathological features.

CD20+ clonotypic lymphocytes from 3D culture of ex vivo MM BM are self-renewing and after serial passages give rise to PCs [ 30], as expected for CSC.

Serial bailouts with rising price tags are to be avoided at all costs.

The Mumbai gang rape disrupted Parliament, the opposition seizing this as one more weapon against the Congress-led alliance already staggering under serial corruption scandals, rising prices and a rupee in free fall.

We studied 64 patients between 1968 and 1987 with rising serial tumour markers.

Serial exposure to rising concentrations of antibiotic results in cells with higher resistance than possible with a single round of selection (Fig. 8).