Sentence examples for In this particular subset from inspiring English sources

In this particular subset of patients, as the risk of thrombosis is higher than in general population, bridging therapy can represent a real challenge for treating physicians.

In this particular subset of patients only 2 patients fulfilled diagnostic criteria of schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type.

In this particular subset of high risk of breast cancer, 31 tumors showed low E-cadherin levels and CDH1 hypermethylation was detected in 21 of them (68%).

However, identifying and intervening with salt restriction in the most salt sensitive segment of the population would probably be a very cost-effective way of treating and preventing hypertension in this particular subset of the population.

Such findings underscore the high levels of unmet clinical need and poor outcomes in this particular subset of patients.

Thus, more effective treatment should be adopted in this particular subset of patients by possibly administering CD151-targeted therapy during conventional chemotherapy and HER2-targeted therapy regimens.

NR1H2, which also maps to this region, has been related with spleen lymphoid hyperplasia in mouse and could also have a role in the emergence of this particular subset of lung SqCCs (Bensinger et al, 2008).

Interestingly, among the 27 genomes in our main analysis, this particular subset of sRNAs is absent only from the two other enterohemorrhagic strains O157H7 and EDL933.

Accordingly, attributes have no (or only one) level, and choice scenarios differ merely in the particular subset of attributes shown.

Statistical methods to analyze HTE in humans, in particular "subset" or "subgroup" analysis, must therefore navigate treacherous waters, taking pains to avoid, for example, data dredging through selective analyses that fail to account for multiplicity (Byar 1985; Kravitz et al. 2004; Rothwell 2005; Willke et al. 2012).

As this suggests, a poster campaign of this kind may be more effective in a particular subset of clinics compared to others.