Sentence examples for with other origin from inspiring English sources

[17], [18] In addition that NAFLD is frequently associated with type 2 diabetes, obesity and the metabolic syndrome higher serum DPP-4 activities were reported in chronic liver diseases with other origin.

The Zhejiang native species is of special provenance, and the chemical composition is different from those with other origins.

The present study took steps toward performing a trial of gene therapy in ACHM by characterizing the genetics of ACHM in Israel and the Palestinian Territories and analyzing retinal function and structure in CNGA3 ACHM patients from the Israeli Palestinian population and US patients with other origins.

We found a higher mean HIV RNA concentration in patients with subtype B infection compared to non-B, as well as in patients from W-Europe/N-America compared to those with other origins.

However, this model is in disagreement with other origin-of-life scenarios, including "RNA world", and with the observation that the number of stop codons is surprisingly volatile, with losses of stop codons outnumbering gains [ 15, 17, 22].

Chimerism levels were significantly higher in tissues primarily derived from the hematopoietic lineage, while they were lower, though still detectable, in tissues with other origins.

These gene expression data were generated in GeneChip® Human Gene 1.0 ST array (Affymetrix, CA) hybridisation experiments using human liver biopsies obtained from 64 infants with biliary atresia, 14 age-matched infants with cholestasis of other origin than biliary atresia, and from 7 deceased-donor healthy children.

The clinical course of these patients was better than patients with sepsis from other origin.

The travel-time distribution between rivers and groundwater observation points and the mixing of freshly infiltrated river water with groundwater of other origin is of high relevance in riverbank filtration.

In a retrospective analysis covering a 5-year period, the outcome of patients with metformin-associated lactic acidosis and with lactic acidosis of other origin were compared [ 33].

Mortality rates depending on the source of infection were as follows: 37.2% in patients suffering from a respiratory infection, 32.4% in those with an urological infection, 28.6% in patients with an abdominal infection, 35.5% in those showing a primary or secondary bacteremia and 25.6% in those patients with an infection of other origin.