Sentence examples for a sample of normal from inspiring English sources
Both tapes were found to produce a strong increase in reported depressed affect in a sample of normal undergraduates (N = 119).
From this testing, it can be concluded in a sample of normal college-aged subjects that an MOD testing method for trunk flexion and extension endurance can reliably be used as compared with the previously accepted ST testing methods.
Although this probeset could be used to construct a classifier with a reasonably large margin, the presence of a sample of normal tissue with expression close to the cancer group drastically reduces the specificity of a classifier based upon this probeset.
When possible, a sample of normal breast tissue in the vicinity of the tumour was also taken.
This paper investigated childhood obesity risk using the UK-WHO charts in a sample of normal UK infants not selected on the basis of any defining characteristics.
They consisted of 59 tumor specimens, each accompanied by a sample of normal mucosa collected in the same colon segment >2 cm from the lesion.
In order to examine the first question in a German population, an overweight and obese outpatient sample of children and adolescents who had not yet begun treatment was compared to a sample of normal-weight schoolchildren within a cross-sectional comparison.
To determine if the effect of TSA was limited to VVdd growth in tumour tissues, we carried out bio-distribution studies in a sampling of normal tissues in infected animals.
Normal cut-off value 1.72 U/mL, corresponding to the 99th percentile of a sample of 194 normal individuals assessed at the Federal University of São Paulo Endocrinology Laboratory [ 26].
This investigation will be conducted in a sample of healthy, normal and overweight, sedentary, young adult men and women; a group at high risk for development of overweight and obesity.
In this study, we investigated the effect of '523' on cognitive performance in a sample of cognitively normal Jewish elderly with type 2 diabetes, a group at particularly high risk for cognitive impairment.
