... Differences between test and comparison methods were estimated at 2.5, 4.0, and 10.0 ng/mL (2.5, 4.0, and 10.0 µg/L) for tPSA and 15%, 20%, and 25% for percentage of fPSA Relative differences ... universal standard In an effort to standardize PSA methods, the World Health Organization (WHO) developed a standard, the WHO (90:10) (National Institute for Biological Standards and Control ... 1antichymotrypsin and 10% fPSA.[15] Recent studies evaluated automated methods using this standard, and although bias between different methods has been significantly reduced, results between assays...
... clinical, physiologic and laboratory data for the pre- and intra-operative periods were summarized as means (± SD) or medians (intraquartile ranges [IQR]), and numbers or proportions and compared using ... obtained data, analyzed data and wrote manuscript CS obtained data and provided critical revision of manuscript PW obtained data DR and MZ developed the study protocol and provided critical revision ... t-tests and chisquare tests, as appropriate In the event of missing data values, data were not replaced or estimated We evaluated delta MAP and CPB flow both as continuous variables and dichotomized...
... is split between the nascent and original copy Most recently, Guan and colleagues [4] used protein interactions and a Bayesian data integration method to infer functional associations and showed ... products and random protein pairs Comparison of the shared interaction ratio for duplicate gene products and random protein pairs Whole-genome duplicates (WGDs) are illustrated in blue and small-scale ... duplicate set and within similar sized random genome samples was investigated No significant differences were found between the average degrees of the proteins in any class (SSDs, WGDs, or random pairings),...
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... the morning, Tuan and his father go jogging around Xuan Huong Lake Hoa and her mother walked along Bui Thi Xuan Street and then visited the flower garden Hoa liked it very much and the flowers ... ……………………………………………………………………………………………… ………………………….…………… V Read the passage and answer question below: In the summer holidays, Mr Hung, Mrs Chi and their children, Tuan and Hoa often go to the beach for two or three days ... classes …………… Sunday .She does her homework ………… pm and pm ……………the evening What does she …………………school? Mr Nam does not work ………… the weekend Choose and underline the best answers: Her mother ………………...
... in the pastand is: over, done, finished! Use the present perfect for action that started in the past, but is still true today The simplepast always refers to an The present perfect ... the past (yesterday, last month, etc.), you cannot use the present perfect In these cases, use the simplepast Practice! Do these exercises with your class Choose the simplepast or present perfect ... uses: SimplePast The second sentence uses: Present Perfect Sara lived in Boston for years Meaning: by using the simplepast tense, we mean that Sara started living in Boston years ago AND ...
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... SimplePast or Present PerfectSimple Exercise Put the verbs into the correct tense (simple past or present perfect simple) Yesterday, my brother (come) home from school, (switch) on the TV and ... London Lucky you! I (be / never) to London SimplePast or Present PerfectSimple Exercise Put the verbs into the correct tense (simple past or present perfect simple) A: (you / try / ever) B: Oh, yes! ... (eat / never) haggis again since then SimplePast or Present PerfectSimple Exercise Put the verbs into the correct tense (simple past or present perfect simple) A: (you / buy) the tickets for...
... adj Inf not all there Inf A term meaning something between ‘silly’ and downright ‘feebleminded.’ Simpleton and simple- minded are related; but simple used by itself means something a little stronger ... oldfashioned now and restricted to primary school Form is generally used of secondary and higher schools Standard English see comment Commonly abbreviated to S.E Considered by some to be the English used ... educated people standard lamp, n Other American equivalents are standing lamp and bridge lamp floor lamp stand down retire; withdraw postpone To retire from a team, a job, the witness stand Used both...
... Match, e.g., between England and Australia, has about the same importance in England as the World Series in America The English team is always referred to as the England side, never the English side; ... well, but see stick up 372 to hand to hand at hand; available A shop will have certain merchandise to hand, or ready to hand, i.e., available Your letter to hand, however, used in old-fashioned ... sake, and so on tweeny, n assistant maid Inf A maidservant, one who assists both cook and chambermaid, and whose position is thus between downstairs and upstairs Also tween-maid twelfth man standby...
... of the North of England and the South of England (and use West-of-England as an adjective), but never the East of England West End see comment approx Broadway The shopping and theater center of ... pen and ink Slang yell blue murder Slang Pen and ink is cockney rhyming slang (see Appendix II.G.3.) for stink To yell pen and ink is to raise a stink, create an awful fuss, go into hysterics and ... see comment The Weald is a district in southern England including parts of the counties of Kent, Surrey, Hampshire, and Sussex wear, v.t Inf stand for Inf As in, Oh no, he won’t wear that! said,...
... of Real Ale candidature, n candidacy candlestick telephone The old-fashioned kind upright telephone candy-floss, n see comment Used metaphorically for ‘vapid thoughts.’ cotton candy cane, n., ... hundreds and thousands Britain and America know and use vermicelli as forms of spaghetti choked, adj Slang Synonymous with chuffed, 2; disappointed disgruntled chump choose how Inf A north of England ... chalk and cheese night and day Worlds apart As different as chalk from cheese is the usual phrase, the equivalent of as different as night and day This is sometimes shortened to chalk and cheese:...
... generally and with reference to the music, and an excerpt from each piece is played on air The phrase ‘Desert Island …’ has entered common usage as describing any favorite in any category: Desert Island ... soldiers and sailors alike A naval officer would be dismissed with ignominy, an army officer cashiered dispatch, n mailing and handling As in Price £1 + 40p for dispatch See also posting (postage) and ... n pl uplands An American asked a Briton what the downs were and the Briton answered: “The downs are the ups.” They are, and the South Downs are the open rolling hills of southern England, which...