Sentence examples for values stimulated from inspiring English sources

Based on the Shapiro-Wilk-Test, normal distribution could be assumed for neither the entire Bio-Plex™ data nor for the delta values (stimulated - basal) of the stimulation experiments.

The observed discrepancies between patient and public values stimulated debate over both whose opinions were the most appropriate for HTA purposes [ 26] and the validity of using the VAS to elicit social preferences [ 27].

Furthermore, intravenous infusion of ANP in healthy, normal-weight subjects leads to an ANP concentration dependent increase in venous glycerol and nonesterified fatty acid values, stimulating lipid mobilization and oxidation (4); whereas a marked lipolysis occurred in the subcutaneous abdominal adipose tissue of heart failure patients after administration of BNP (5).

I am also lucky because I have loved almost all my jobs: In my decades of paid work, I have felt valued, stimulated and challenged in flexible, humane, collegial environments, where I was respected and relatively well paid.

The immunofluorescence intensities of CTLs cultured with and without alloantigen stimulation were measured, and the mean fluorescence index (MFI) was calculated as (mean value for stimulated sample – mean value for non-stimulated sample)/mean value for non-stimulated sample.

The cell proliferative activity was estimated according to the stimulation index (SI; the ratio of mean absolute OD values for stimulated cells to the mean absolute OD values for unstimulated cells).

FXR induction is expressed as fold difference of relative luciferase units (RLU) comparing values of stimulated samples with the vehicle treated control (mean values ± SEM) of triplicate determinations from at least three independent experiments.

In the cultures treated with 2.5 and 8.5 mg Se g−1 DW, the rETRmax values were stimulated up to about 166 177 for the first 24 h, but not in the culture treated with 25 mg Se as it decreased by 20 and 80% on Day 1 and 2, respectively (Fig. 4b).

Many studies have estimated values of stimulated salivary flow and found them to be normal in subjects complaining of xerostomia [ 18].

The stimulation index (SI) was assessed as a ratio of mean cpm (counts per minute) values of stimulated and unstimulated cultures.

Agreement between the definitions was examined by plotting 12-month values for stimulated C-peptide against both A1C and IDAA1C and with summary statistics for the percentage of agreement with stimulated C-peptide.