Sentence examples for based study of women from inspiring English sources

This is a population based study of women from the east of England with breast cancer.

As part of this project, dietary assessment, blood analysis and assessment of knowledge and use of supplements were also carried out in a 2-phase population based study of women of reproductive age in Kingston, Ontario and environs.

We found strong evidence of associations between two SNPs in HFE, which have been previously shown to cause iron overload, and haemoglobin levels during early pregnancy in this large population based study of women.

A large scale UK population based study of women with a limiting longstanding illness, who had recently given birth found a prevalence of 9.4% of limiting longlasting illness [ 7].

The other questions in the questionnaire were drawn from previous population based studies of women's experiences of pregnancy and birth conducted in Australia and Sweden [ 41, 42].

Interestingly, in a culture based study of African women, P. bivia was also found to be the dominant organism [7], unlike Caucasian and black women from North America, in whom Atopobium vaginae and genera of the order Clostridiales, such as Megasphaera sp., were dominant [10], [19].

The aim of our study was to evaluate the effect of these polymorphisms on breast cancer risk by performing an association analysis in a population based study of Caucasian postmenopausal women.

The EPIDOS-study; a population based study of 5,954 elderly women (+75 years), showed that applying the UK-NOS triage approach resulted in the avoidance of 44% DXAs, while 11% were categorised as false positive and 13% false negative [ 23, 26].

However, our prevalence of recent sexual violence of 0.8% (0.3% only recent and 0.5% both previously and recent) is very similar to that of 1% reported in the first national population based study of violence among Norwegian women [ 7].

Nearly 20 years later Friedman and Neff [ 2] also found a similar level of risk in a population based study of more than 38,000 women who presented with persistently low (over 4 visits) diastolic hypotension and poor pregnancy outcome.

We therefore investigated this association in a prospective population based study of 14,619 middle-aged men and women.