Sentence examples for a subset of children from inspiring English sources

The drug did show an effect for a subset of children with higher I.Q.'s.

However, there remains a subset of children with hepatoblastoma in whom resection or transplantation is not possible.

Interviewers' ratings were available for a subset of children concerning the amount of detail provided in abuse disclosures.

"I remain convinced there's a subset of children who benefit from secretin," said Dr. Paul Millard Hardy, a behavioral neurologist in Hingham, Mass., in the trial.

A new study uses genome-wide SNP genotypes to identify a subset of children undergoing therapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia that are at increased risk for relapse.

A subset of children with high anisometropia or isoametropia and neurobehavioral disorders have chronic difficulties with spectacle or contact lens wear.

"As pediatricians, we knew there was a subset of children with H.I.V. who had behavioral problems, but then we noticed that these big-time behavioral problems were more severe than we had thought," Dr. Nicholas said in an interview.

Because a subset of children require multiple myringotomy and tube placements for recurrent disease, we hypothesized that children requiring repeated procedures would have effusion fluid that was more viscous and less transportable than those having their first procedure.

But something about "Winter of the Witch" burrowed its way into the consciousness of a subset of children who saw it, and it never left, leading many to search for it well into adulthood.

Continued long-term immunologic benefit may be experienced by a subset of children, despite only transient virologic suppression.

"There's a subset of children who look very much like the obese mice" in their TRIM28 measurements, Pospisilik says.