Sentence examples for a study of asthma from inspiring English sources
A study of asthma patients in seven U.S. cities, reported in tomorrow's issue of The New England Journal of Medicine, found that a combination of allergy to cockroaches and exposure to the insects made some children much more likely to suffer from severe asthma.
As was found in a study of asthma [ 29], no gender difference was seen in our study.
Other than a study of asthma patients [ 16], few studies have focused on the ability of the PEI to influence future health-related behaviours or outcomes.
One cause of this may be a potential tension between the evidence-based medicine and patient choice agendas that both underpin NHS policy, as has been recently highlighted in a study of asthma patients use of complementary therapies [ 25].
We assumed two-sided significance level of 95%, power of 80%, proportion of children with asthma and who had a family history of asthma to be 52%, and Odds' ratio of 2.5, based on a study of asthma in preschoolers by Haby and colleagues [ 7].
In a study of the Asthma Symptom Checklist [ 10] used in people with asthma recruited from general practice, the responses to the panic fear subscale predicted oral steroid intake and the authors concluded that the emotional impact of asthma showed a stronger association with aspects of asthma management than symptoms of dyspnea did.
42 A study of 613 asthma patients aged 6 to 18 years from Turkey showed the prevalence of minor allele G in rs4986790 and T in rs4986791 was 5.1%.
So in our IRB, we are thinking about whether it's ethical and reasonable to do a study of new asthma treatments for young black children in our city.
In a study on asthma exacerbations, 8.8% of the patients experienced an exacerbation of their asthma during a 3 months period [ 6].
As a part of its investigations of childhood asthma in Baltimore, Maryland, the Johns Hopkins Center for Asthma in the Urban Environment (JHU Center) has conducted an intervention trial and a cohort study of asthma morbidity (Breysse et al. 2005; Swartz et al. 2004).
We conducted a retrospective, cross-sectional nested study of a larger study of asthma symptoms and airway inflammation previously described [ 7, 16].
