Sentence examples for a large panel study from inspiring English sources

In a large panel study of people with diabetes (O'Neill et al. 2005), several different measures of PM exposure were significantly associated with reductions in vascular reactivity.

The data came from a large panel study in Seattle, Washington, that collected indoor, outdoor, and personal exposure data on 107 subjects over a 2-year period (Liu et al. 2003).

As part of a large panel study in Seattle, Washington, we measured levels of exhaled nitric oxide (eNO) in children's homes and fixed-site particulate matter with aerodynamic diameters of 2.5 micro m or less (PM 2.5)) outside and inside the homes as well as personal PM 2.5) during winter and spring sessions of 2000-2001.

Our study results are consistent with those of a larger panel study in Seattle (Mar et al. 2005), but that study did see minor decreases in pulse rate in healthy subjects.

Another large panel study, the Pollution Effects on Asthmatic Children in Europe (PEACE), was designed to examine the relationship between short-term changes in air pollution and lung function, respiratory symptoms and medication use [ 31].

Dr.Greif: All the data from large panel studies show that people with social networks do better.

Large panel studies to better understand and quantify the relationships between exacerbations, allergic sensitisation, directly measured pollen counts and other factors are required.

FLUSEPA (registered trademark in France No. 134009261) is an advanced simulation tool which performs a large panel of aerodynamic studies.

Hence, the GHG performances can be calculated for a large panel of case studies, accounting many possible combinations of values of the nine parameters.

We envision that patients may present to a healthcare provider with a large panel of genotyping studies or a whole genome sequence (both of these are referred to here as DNA analysis) generally for three reasons.

Children in the Seattle panel study spent an average of 66% of their time indoors at home and 21% indoors away from home (primarily at school), whereas the adults in the larger panel study in Seattle spent an average of 83 88% of their time indoors at home (Liu et al. 2003).