Sentence examples for sibling matching from inspiring English sources

Rigorous survival study design that includes sibling matching, gender balancing, investigator blinding, and transgene copy number verification for each experimental subject minimized the likelihood of attaining a false positive therapeutic effect in this standard animal model of familial ALS.

Rigorous experimental controls such as sibling matching, gender balancing, investigator blinding and transgene copy number verification might minimize the likelihood of attaining a false-positive therapeutic effect in SOD1G93A animal models of familial ALS (Gill et al., 2009).

In our study we tested chronic lithium dosing in an effectively powered, sibling matched, gender balanced, transgene copy number verified, investigator blinded trial using the high-copy SOD1G93A mouse.

In a retrospective review of RIC vs. MA sibling matched transplants in 722 patients with AML over the age of 50 from the EBMT 23), acute GVHD (grade II IV) and TRM (at 2 years) were decreased and relapse rate was increased following RIC procedures on univariate analysis.

These were predominately myeloablative, T-cell depleted, PBSC sibling-matched allogeneic transplants with cyclosporine-based GVHD prophylaxis (Supplementary Table S1).

The best chance comes from siblings who have the same parents; the odds of a successful sibling match are 1 in 4. The outlook is far worse when the search extends beyond siblings or involves a black patient, according to Dr. Finn Petersen, who is treating Marcia.

B1 SPORTSMONDAY D1-9 Elder Sister Wins Sibling Match The atmosphere in the all-Williams tennis match bore scant resemblance to the floodlit, electrically charged ambiance in their United States Open night finals past.

But Williams, now nearing the end of her career, has not been the dominant sister even in her own sibling match for years and Radwanska, with many more years to go, happens to be the younger sister of Agnieszka Radwanska, the fourth seed here.

There was a 25percentt chance of sibling match, but his family members declined testing.

As no sibling match was available for all participating children with SCD, we recruited nineteen healthy siblings (50%) in families from non-participating children with SCD receiving care at our hospital.

Assignment of birds to unmanipulated control or experimental groups was initially made randomly, but subsequent juveniles from a given breeding cage (with a given tutor) were placed in control or experimental groups to provide sibling matches between these conditions.