Sentence examples for as compared with population from inspiring English sources

Therapy-associated ILD may help explain the higher prevalence of ILD in patient studies, as compared with population studies where often only palliative care and support were available.

As compared with population norms, boys in this at-risk sample were more likely to receive an abnormal teacher-rated hyperactivity/inattention score (OR 1.48, 95% CI 1.01 to 2.17).

Nevertheless, the first-degree relatives of lupus patients had reduced proportions of NKT cells and a relative shift toward increased proportions of memory and reduced proportions of naïve B and CD4+ T cells, as compared with population control individuals.

The percentage of lupus patients' family members reporting any autoimmune disease was 28.3%, which was significantly increased as compared with population control individuals, with the most commonly reported autoimmune diseases being rheumatoid arthritis (11.4%), closely followed by hypothyroidism (11.2%).

For VT outside pregnancy QOL has been shown to be reduced as compared with population norms, and the presence of PTS seems to be the most important predictor for a poor outcome.

This includes a 14% risk of connective tissue cancers (95% CI 7.8 24%) and a 7.9% risk of brain and central nervous system malignancies (95% CI 3.9 16%, as compared with population risks of around 0.12 and 0.46%, respectively, by age 70 years.

In line with predictions based on concession models, skew among males of the same group decreased in populations with a measurable loss of paternity to extragroup males (EGP > 0), as compared with populations experiencing no EGP (80.4 ± 18.8% alpha male paternity within group in 10 populations without EGP and 40.9 ± 20.4% in 7 populations with EGP, t = 4.02, P < 0.001).

These measures have demonstrated HRQOL impairment and loss of physical functioning for patients with AS, compared with the general population.

Sexual promiscuity has been reported as less common among female population as compared with male population in Pakistan.

Only one of the alleles was lost in the large control population (71) as compared with the population of Namroud et al. (2008), and the frequency of that allele in the latter population was below 1%, thus a rare variant.

Prevalence of HIV among TB population is threefold higher as compared with general population.