Sentence examples for based on population samples from inspiring English sources
There have been three reports on glucose and insulin concentrations based on population samples.
This may be partly due to the fact that each study is based on population samples that were ascertained differently.
Multiple epidemiological studies, some of them based on population samples of the Seven Countries study, provide evidence regarding the unfavorable risk profile modification of the Greek population and an increasing tendency in CHD prevalence [ 10, 28, 29].
The current generalization of electronic clinical records systems in Spain allowed us to access the data of the entire diabetic population registered in the public health care system for our study, unlike previous studies that were based on population samples.
A recent GWAS based on population samples collected across European populations living at different latitudes has uncovered additional melanoma risk loci with suggestive biological consequences [ 28], although these are yet to be validated.
In this study, we describe phylogeographic and population genetic analyses of spatial genetic variation in wild barley populations based on seven nuclear loci and provide a first analysis mainly based on population samples freshly collected throughout the whole natural distribution range.
The general design of the WHS is based on population sampling organised in the 192 Member States of the United Nations using face-to-face or telephone interviews.
Because this study was based on population sampling and because all analyses incorporate the survey sample design, inferences from the analyses apply to the populations in the five regions.
For parameters close to the population data, a range was defined as the 95% CI assuming that the SE was 10% of the mean value, and for parameters based on population sample data the 95% CI assuming a SE of 20% of the mean value was used.
Previous estimates based on population sampling of a limited number of loci suggest that >40% of annotated TEs are present in natural strains (Lipatov et al. 2005), and thus this sample of unique 454 TE flank tags likely underestimates the proportion of annotated TE insertions segregating in nature.
