Sentence examples for a study that screened from inspiring English sources

Regnerus was the leader of a study that screened thousands of people, ages 18 to 39, and found roughly 250 who said they grew up in a house where a mom or dad eventually had a same-sex relationship.

A study that screened the effect of drugs in human colon cancer cell lines and in patient's tumor samples identified acriflavine as a promising drug for the treatment of colorectal cancer [ 6].

However, a study that screened for germline BRCA1/2 mutations in patients (N = 35) from Central Sudan detected a total of 60 sequence variants (32 in BRCA1, 28 in BRCA2) in 94% of the cases and five truncating mutations (2 in BRCA1, 3 in BRCA2) in 14% of the patients 28.

In a recent study that screened for enteroviruses in human plasma, seasonal changes were observed in the frequency and level of viremia (15 ).

This interpretation was favored in a recent study that screened variation of the entire NAT2 locus sequence (ca. 10 kb) in 14 world populations from the 1000 Genomes Project [ 63], but no pastoral population was represented in that collection.

28 A second study that screened 29,067 children from 18 provinces and cities of the People's Republic of China from 1951 to 1987 reported five children with MFS, giving a prevalence of 17.2 per 100,000 of the population, with a gene frequency of 8.61 per 100,000 inhabitants, and a penetrance of 71.69%.

Delirium affects 25% of children in the PICU, according to a Komansky Center-led study that screened patients at 25 PICUs in the United States, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Australia, and Saudi Arabia.

To determine an appropriate sample size, previous studies that screened for high-risk oral HPV in healthy adults were evaluated to determine the range of sample sizes, which varied greatly from 12 - 1,680 [ 47- 62].

What is currently lacking from the Pakistani mental health literature is a study that compares the screening ability of any Western instrument measuring anxiety and depression with that of an indigenous scale measuring the same construct.

In a new study, they report that screening high-risk people every year and low-risk people once in their lives would be a very cost-effective approach, preventing as many as 212,000 new infections over the next 20 years.

We conducted a study that allowed us to screen for violence among our patients, with a follow-up for patients who were screened as being victims or perpetrators of domestic violence.