Sentence examples for unaffected I from inspiring English sources

Until then, our analyses makes complete use of the best available data by comparing affected and unaffected (i.e., control) leks to provide a biologically-based and common currency for estimating sufficiency of offsets.

Impacts reported here incorporated known time-lags, stratified findings by management zone, made complete use of the best available data and compared affected and unaffected (i.e., control) leks.

For example, mab21l2 is not expressed in rx3 -/- mutant optic vesicles, but its expression in non-eye tissues (e.g. tectum) is unaffected, i.e. Rx3-independent [ 13].

The putting task was performed on the same platform, which was prepared prior to testing to ensure that the ball roll was unaffected (i.e., a speed of 14 Stimp).

For instance, even if seemingly unaffected (i.e. behaviourally calm), animals might undergo profound physiological changes in response to anthropogenic disturbances, or even to the mere presence of human observers (e.g. changes in heart rate, [ 29- 32]).

First, in the year after Vietnam opened its markets to foreign companies, there was a significant increase in sales of SSCBs that was not seen in the control country, Philippines, or in other food sectors we would expect to be unaffected, i.e., unprocessed foods.

CHO-CAP patients hospitalized with CAP form the "diseased" cohort and the "non-diseased" cohort consists of unaffected persons (i.e. no CAP).

For each patient with CAP in the prospective cohort study ("diseased" cohort), two matched unaffected subjects (i.e. no CAP episode until the time of matching) will be selected from the baseline population for inclusion in the "non-diseased" cohort (see Figure  1).

This method involves the plotting of dose effect curves for each drug and for multiply diluted, fixed-ratio combinations with the median-effect equation:, where D is the dose of drug, fa is the fraction of cells affected by dose (D), and fu is the fraction of unaffected cells (i.e., fu=1−fa).

Screening for MMR mutations in unaffected individuals (i.e., in the general population) is generally thought to be prohibitively expensive and ill-advised due to the prevalence of variants of unknown significance and the lack of evidence regarding the psychological impact of such results.

The auditory phenotype was inferred from thorough medical and developmental history interviews from one deaf subject (I-1), two likely unaffected subjects (I-2 and III-2), and one subject (II-6) with an equivocal hearing status.