Sentence examples for based on three large from inspiring English sources

Our study based on three large cohorts indicates that, theoretically, most cases of diabetes in the population would be preventable by adherence to a low risk lifestyle in adulthood combined with a healthy birth weight.

For a better understanding of how discontinuation rates affect therapy in the era of anti-TNF agents, a review of the discontinuation rates with DMARDs based on three large studies is presented [ 18- 20].

A pooled analysis in the Lancet Primary Healthcare Alma Ata Series [ 7], based on three large cluster RCTs, showed a 29% reduction in the risk of perinatal mortality with a package of community based interventions including health promotion by CHWs (3 studies; RR = 0.71; 95% CI: 0.61 0.84 ([ 47, 56, 58].

An exemplar appears in this issue of Diabetologia, in which Pan and colleagues present new analyses based on three large well-known US datasets: the Nurses Health Studiess I and II and the Health Professionals Follow-up Study, a total of 139,000 women and 30,000 men [ 8].

43 Our study based on three large cohorts indicates that 18% of type 2 diabetes among a population with a lower birth weight and unhealthier lifestyle could be attributed to additive interaction between a lower birth weight and an unhealthy lifestyle.

The findings of our analysis, based on three large survey data sets collected at the household level, reinforce the notion that poor sanitation may indeed greatly increase the likelihood of child stunting in rural India where open defecation is pervasive and the burden of child stunting is massive.

In this report based on two large population-based case control studies, we investigated aspects of the association between smoking and MS risk that have previously been investigated only to a limited extent.

He designed a system based on five large reflectors, each 62 metres long and made of glass mirrors arranged to form a trough in the shape of a parabola.

The F.D.A.'s position that current human exposure to BPA in food-packaging materials provides an adequate margin of safety appeared to be based on two large multigenerational studies by research groups that received funding from the American Plastics Council, according to a letter sent to the F.D.A. by Representatives John D. Dingell and Bart Stupak, Democrats of Michigan.

The study, published in the January issue of the journal Economic Inquiry, is based on two large, long-term monthly surveys conducted by Ohio State University, including one that includes not only borrowing data but also payoff data, which hasn't previously been available to most researchers.

The findings are based on two large US analytical studies - 62,073 women from the Nurses Health Studyy and 27,428 adults from the Health Professionals Follow-up Study.