Sentence examples for assessed group of from inspiring English sources

Stenger et al 32 compared an aggressive treatment protocol that stipulated change of DMARD therapy if after 8 weeks CRP decrease was less than 50% in patients with a high risk of developing aggressive disease; the comparator arm on regular therapy was a retrospectively assessed group of high risk patients.

Gazzaley first assessed groups of healthy people at different ages and found, unsurprisingly, that multitasking abilities declined with each extra decade of life from the age of 20 to 80: 20-year-olds had an average multitasking cost of around -25%, 30-year-olds had an average cost of around -40% and 70-year-olds had a multitasking cost of more than -65%.

Blanchard et al. (2000) compared four phallometrically assessed groups of men: homosexual pedohebephiles, bisexual pedohebephiles, heterosexual pedohebephiles, and nonoffender heterosexual teleiophiles recruited from the community.

Proportion of species, by Red List Category, in comprehensively assessed groups on The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (Version 2015-2) occurring in each GEO region (a) and subregion (b); and proportion of endemic species, by Red List Category, in comprehensively assessed groups on The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (Version 2015-2) occurring in each GEO region (c) and subregion (d).

He and his friends ordered beers from the bar and began to assess groups of women wandering around the museum.

According to the document, officers assess groups of detainees to determine whether any may be considered "at risk," including people with physical or mental disabilities.

The properties of the test may change when it used to assess groups of people that are more representative of the full range of proficiency in EBP.

In this study, a scale was developed that assessed group experiences of 166 patients with severe mental illness from three Italian community mental health centres.

They reported moderate test – retest reliability (ICC 0.80) and concluded that the TUG test was reliable and valid to assess group changes of patients in orthopaedic rehabilitation wards.

The Wilcoxon rank sum test was used to assess group differences of biochemical and anthropometric parameters as most variables were not normally distributed.

As part of participant pool screening, an online survey assessed a group of undergraduate students.