Sentence examples for based sample of children from inspiring English sources

This is the first study presenting associations between the genetic variants in the FADS1 FADS2 gene cluster with fatty acid composition in a population based sample of children.

28 29 Importantly, the effects of our intervention were evident for a community based sample of children with ADHD, most of whom were already taking a stimulant medication.

The current study was conducted to answer questions about the health and development of a community based sample of children as they became of school age.

For the present study, we will use the Autism Spectrum Screening Questionnaire (ASSQ) [ 3] to assess symptoms associated with ASD in a population based sample of children with neurological disorders.

The prevalence of the autism symptom phenotype that is, a triad of social, communication or language, and behavioural problems was already reported to be 0.7% in the early 1980s 3 when a population based sample of children born in 1971 were assessed at early school age.

In this delivery-clinic based sample of children in the Khanh Hoa province in Vietnam, the proportions within the WHO-standard 5th percentiles for length-for-age, weight-for-length and BMI in late infancy were 3-4 times higher than expected, which indicate that deficient growth is prevalent.

Patterns of overlap in headache subtypes were quite similar to the findings of follow-up studies of clinical and population based samples of children and adults.

Parents'/guardians of a population based sample of 5530 children between ages 3 and 18 were administered the parents' version of the KINDL® survey instrument to assess HRQoL in children and adolescents.

All data collected are from a large clinical based sample of young children diagnosed as having CP, who were receiving a range of accepted medical physical therapy and rehabilitation services.

This study used ISAAC methodology[ 1] to recruit a population based sample of 5619 children (aged 5 to 9 years) from 231 Toronto public schools between January and May of 2006.

In a community based sample of Roma and non-Roma children across Romania and Bulgaria, the present study reports that Roma children have a higher risk of internalizing mental disorders than non-Roma children in both Bulgaria and Romania.