Sentence examples for translate a differential from inspiring English sources
At present, one cannot translate a differential capacity for DNA damage response and tumor cell senescence in TICs to a globally resistant tumor cell phenotype.
Given a year of additional education is worth 12 % the average return to education in Latin America21 these extra years could translate into a differential in wage earnings of 19 and 41%%, respectively.22 Fig. 5 Beta-coefficient by country.
39 Such pharmacological differences may translate into a differential effect on cardiovascular protection.
Such differences potentially translate to a differential in the risk of progression to type 2 diabetes.
Whether these differences translate into a differential effect on future cardiovascular endpoints is the subject of prospective study.
Furthermore, prevalence data according to age, sex and cardiovascular disease are missing and not much is known, whether different combinations translate into a differential risk for the incidence of cardiovascular events [ 19].
Our current conception of carotenoid metabolism as illustrated in the previous section was translated into a differential equations model (see Methods).
The five cancers in this group were bone and cartilage, soft tissue, uterus, bladder and non-Hodgkin lymphoma and, as with the preceding group, differences in early diagnosis and/or initial management of advanced disease would explain the disadvantage observed in England compared with the 'European average', although this is not translated into a differential at 5 years.
The chemical kinetics pre-processor code is designed to translate a user-specified system of chemical rate equations into a system of chemical kinetic differential equations.
To test whether the reduced migration and proliferation or the higher resistance to apoptosis assessed in MS4A8A+ cloneslones in vitro translates in a differential tumor growth in vivo, a total of 3 × 10 transgenic CT26- 14 CT26- 14V1 tumor cells were injected in the right mouse fland.
It is possible that educational differences in access to and utilization of prenatal care may not translate into differential PTB risk because of a culturally-linked preference for self-care during pregnancy among less educated Hmong women [ 9].
