Sentence examples for without a differential from inspiring English sources

The two LDPC codes are evaluated either with or without a differential inner code.

Severe neutropenia was defined as an absolute neutrophil count < 0.5 × 10/L or as a decreasing leukocyte count < 1.0 × 10/L without a differential count available.

9 Recent human studies, however, showed that overfeeding resulted in accumulation of IHTG without a differential effect of fructose, glucose, or fat. 10, 11 This suggests that macronutrient composition is not the only determining dietary factor in IHTG accumulation.

We were able to demonstrate the early onset of insulin resistance by showing a differentially significant increase in fasting blood glucose at three months in rats fed with AD diet, without a differential increase in body weight.

Abel's equation is one of the integral equations derived directly from a concrete problem of mechanics or physics (without passing through a differential equation).

To assess procedure-related costs without intraprocedural CEUS, a differential analysis was performed, removing time and resources necessary to perform CEUS.

Further, without any training, a differential functional change was observed in the irradiated group; standing capacity was significantly inhibited while stepping showed a slight trend of improvement compared with the unirradiated group.

Congenital EBF without esophageal atresia is a differential diagnosis in cases of bronchiectasis in the lower lobe in the elderly.

The first component, the mortality effect, represents the differences in the expected years lived with and without disability due to a differential mortality experience between never smokers and the other smoking categories.

The other 18 candidate genes without a significant differential methylation between low and high DEHP exposure in the screening (N = 22).

In Binh Thuan, southern Vietnam, malaria was brought under control, but its primary health services are still being consulted by large numbers of patients with fever [ 1, 16], who often receive antibiotics without a proper differential diagnosis.