Sentence examples for settings independently from inspiring English sources

In addition, it needs to be determined whether it is appropriate to intervene on A1C in these settings, independently of glucose levels.

Hence aneuploidy could be one of the signals triggering senescence and could act, in some settings, independently of p53.

It must be stressed that the presence of the corresponding amplicons in a given topological zone was determined by an image-analysis system using its default settings independently of the apparent intensity of the amplicon signal in the corresponding gel photograph.

In 2006, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published their revised recommendations for HIV testing, which aimed for routine voluntary HIV screening for all persons aged 13 64 years in health-care settings independently of HIV risk assessment unless the local HIV prevalence falls below 0.1%.

The sample size was calculated to allow us to detect a 25% reduction in overprescription of antimalarials in patients of any age in the microscopy and clinical settings independently (α=0.05, β=0.8); a reduction less than this was thought unlikely to lead to a public health change as large and potentially expensive as deploying rapid diagnostic tests.

Such a causal hypothesis will be difficult to reconcile with the common belief that apparatus settings are controllable at experimenters' will, and thus could be set independently of the pair's state at the source.

For the nucleotide dataset, partitioned Bayesian analyses were carried out using a GTR + Γ(4) + I model for each codon position with parameter settings optimized independently for each of the three codon partitions.

Because these receivers will frequently be set up by professional installers, the customized dealer settings can be independently stored for easy recall.

In conclusion, MDRPA acquisition is becoming a serious issue in hospital settings and is independently associated with a substantial increase in medical costs.

The community infrastructure and staff required to allow people, currently in residential settings, to live more independently simply isn't in place right now – but it can be developed.

Public or print recognition is appealing and a particularly useful tool for assuring quality in settings where providers work independently and have limited access to training.