Sentence examples for systematic events from inspiring English sources

Four decades ago, the rise of hormonal therapy, such as tamoxifen for breast cancer, has remarkably enhanced tissue selectivity and thereby diminished adverse systematic events [ 3].

It is much more difficult to understand why, in the case of the Irx genes, there would have been systematic events leading to cluster maintenance after numerous instances of gene duplications, unless postulating some particular properties of the Irx genomic region that would, by itself, favor the conservation of the physical link between the duplicated genes.

Feather and scale skin development is a systematic event and involves dynamic regulation to gain regional specificity.

Results show that most floods, including exceptionally large non-systematic events, were reasonably estimated with the proposed approach.

The comparison of AMD treatment trial, which compared bevacizumab with ranibizumab in AMD, suggested that there was a higher incidence (relative risk (RR) 1.29; 95% CI 1.01 to 1.66) of serious systematic adverse events (primarily hospitalisations) in the bevacizumab arm.

Further, the demonstrated role of the cytoskeleton in normal cellular function, including the systematic cellular events executed during apoptosis (Pawlak and Helfman, 2001), suggests that a better understanding of the molecular composition of the cytoskeleton may help overcome resistance to currently used therapies and aid in the design of more efficacious therapies.

Safety and tolerability were assessed based on systematic adverse event and serious adverse event reporting and other specific safety information, including symptomatic hypoglycaemia [clinical symptoms with blood glucose <3.3 mmol/l (60 mg/dl) or prompt recovery after oral carbohydrate administration if no plasma glucose measurement was available].

This relatively low value, as compared to the 4 cR/cM obtained for GGA7 [ 35] or 6.5 cR/cM for GGA5 [ 37], is influenced by the disparity in recombination rate observed along the chromosome and is a consequence of the systematic recombination event between the MHC-Y and MHC-B complexes.

Professor Hazel Smith, an expert on North Korea at Cranfield University's Oxfordshire campus, said: "It looks as if they have been following a very systematic sequence of events".

Probabilistic uncertainties are highly structured in the sense that the probability function imposes a systematic ordering of events.

Professor Hazel Smith, an expert on North Korea at Cranfield University's Oxfordshire campus, said: "It looks as if they have been following a very systematic sequence of events". She said that the marriage may have been announced to imply maturity.