Sentence examples for systemic correlation from inspiring English sources

Ocular findings and systemic correlation in 1,000 consecutive patients with HIV seen at a tertiary eye care center were analyzed.

We studied the ocular lesions and systemic correlation of 1,000 consecutive patients with HIV in India especially with respect to HAART in comparison with pre-HAART Indian studies and current Western data.

This study aims to present the clinical profile, systemic correlation, and visual outcome in HIV-positive patients in relation to HAART in comparison with pre-HAART Indian studies and current Western data.

To demonstrate a direct systemic correlation, we have shown that MCP-1 levels are increased in livers, brains, spleens, and thymuses from Asah1P361R/P361R mice.

To characterize the effect of oral medication on PMNL priming, on PMNL-related and on systemic inflammation, in correlation to changed diabetes parameters in patient with newly diagnosed type 2 DM.

Besides the higher impact of assay variability when using one marker to predict ODTac systemic exposure, the correlation between Ctrough and AUC24 is not optimal as shown in the results and could theoretically lead to therapy failure when exposure is 20%% higher or lower as intended [ 37].

"All sophisticated indicators of systemic risk, cross correlations of CDS and yield spreads show a high sensitivity to restructuring moves and are at levels higher than in September 2008".

Data generated from an aHUS registry with maximal patient and physician participation can advance epidemiological characterization and inform scientific inquiry and discourse on important issues, such as natural history, systemic manifestations, genotype/phenotype correlations, optimal patient management and long-term treatment outcomes.

However, NIRS measurements in different organs have shown variable correlations to systemic oxygenation parameters [ 11, 14] or no reliable correlation at all [ 15].

Our results confirm and expand previous findings by Friedman et al. that demonstrate a significant association of persistent hyperlactatemia at 24 hours with gastric mucosa hypoperfusion, but without correlation to systemic hemodynamics [32].

Among the shortcomings are time dependence, susceptibility to errors in scanner and dose calibration, insufficient correlation between systemic distribution volume and body weight, and, consequentially, residual inter-study variability of the arterial input function (AIF) despite SUV normalization.