Sentence examples for based sample of men from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study is to describe the course and outcomes of AUD in a population based sample of men in India.

To obtain a sufficiently large population based sample of men with experience of male sexual contact cost effectively, we used a frequently repeated Omnibus survey with a random location design rather than a true random probability survey.

The population based sample of men with prostate cancer that we used and the broad range of centres at which men received treatment further strengthen our study findings and their relevance to young men with prostate cancer.

Characteristics including status of clinical risk factors for fracture and hip bone mineral density were in general similar to those of a population based sample of men aged 65 years and over enrolled in NHANES III, 44 but fewer men in the MrOS study were current smokers.

22 In this population based sample of men and women aged 20 to 60 years from the Netherlands, overall migraine was associated with an increased load of deep white matter hyperintensities among women but did not differ according to migraine aura status.

This 30% is a conservative estimate given prior data that demonstrates that 50% of CKD patients have sustained a fracture prior to starting dialysis [ 2- 5], and data from the Canadian Multicentre Osteoporosis Study demonstrates that among a population based sample of healthy men and women 50 years and older 38% of men and 41% of women have had a fracture [ 24].

Participants Population based sample of 67 770 men aged 65-74.

Being based on a population based sample of UK men, these figures correspond to the expected benefit that will derive from the UK national screening programme.

4 Briefly, a population based sample of 67 770 men aged 65-74 was recruited during 1997-9 four four centres in the UK and randomised to receive an invitation to screening for abdominal aortic aneurysm (invited group) or not (control group).

Participants Population based sample of participants aged 85 years (215 women and 87 men) with no history of cardiovascular disease; no other exclusion criteria.

The primary observation in this community-based sample of men was that higher levels of circulating MMP-9 or TIMP-1 were associated with higher risk of death.