Sentence examples for a unique cohort from inspiring English sources

One indicated that there exists a unique cohort of patients in France who were treated for a limited period very early after infection and for which no sign of viral resurgence is observed several years after treatment has been stopped.

Young patients with breast cancer represent a unique cohort of patients who often have different treatment plans than older patients.

There is a unique cohort of patients who require an anatomic total shoulder arthroplasty (TSA) and a contralateral reverse shoulder arthroplasty (RSA).

We focused on a unique cohort of young brain damaged patients with aphasiogenic lesions occurring after normal language acquisition, in order to maximize the potential of plasticity for language reorganization following brain damage.

We recently investigated changes in the serum metabolome prospectively in a unique cohort of children at genetic risk for T1D.

The Prostate-only cluster reflects a unique cohort of genes that are important for regulating the dynamics and interactions in the prostate stem cell niche.

As a referral centre we have included all indications except oncologic cases, which makes this an unique cohort.

Here, we presented transcriptional profiles and differentially-expressed genes of acute and convalescent phases in a small, unique cohort (young children with African descent) which represents the most prominent typhoid fever-infected yet under-represented group in Nigeria.

Our reasons for choosing a single marker are pragmatic: (a) limited material from this unique cohort of patients was available, and (b) CK14 is a marker that we have had considerable experience with and forms the basis for previous studies in the laboratory [ 28, 29, 36].

The five microsatellites (BAT-26, BAT-40, MFD-28, MFD-41, and TP53ALU) applied in the present study were also used by Fonseca and co-workers, although we analyzed a significantly larger and unique cohort compared to earlier studies [ 34, 36].

We now report incidence of diabetes and potential explanations for ethnic differences in incidence in this unique cohort with a 20-year follow-up to ages 60 89 years.