Sentence examples for because the study subjects from inspiring English sources

Wyeth said the study was unlikely to have much effect on women's decisions to use or not to use hormones, because the study subjects were not typical hormone users: they did not have severe symptoms of menopause; and their quality-of-life scores, on average, were high, indicating that no treatment would be likely to raise them much more.

For another reason, there may have been effect of different diets, because the study subjects were not on a special diet (low carbohydrates and high fat).

Because the study subjects were from nurseries and kindergartens relatively few children aged 0-11 months (n = 7) and 12-23 months (n = 73) were included (Table  1).

Because the study subjects live in the remote inland villages in Inner Mongolia, seafood (from salt water) is not readily available.

Because the study subjects frequently used medications in two or more drug classes, we included fill rates for all seven drug classes in each equation.

The underlying sources of moderate heterogeneity should be taken into account in this meta-analysis, because the study subjects, study settings and types of contrast media varied.

First, because all the study subjects were admitted for a pulmonary resection (lobectomy or pneumonectomy) for suspected primary lung cancer and therefore met the criteria for surgery, 92.3% of the COPD patients had mildly or moderately impaired lung function.

Because all the study subjects reported in the questionnaire to have performed their standard work routine during the 3 days of the study, the time-weighted PM10 represented, in addition to the exposure during the week of the study, a measure of the usual exposure of the study subjects.

Because all the study subjects reported in the questionnaire to have performed their standard work routine during the three days of the study, the time-weighted personal levels of PM mass and PM metal components, in addition to the exposure during the week of the study, were also a measure of the usual exposure of the study subjects [ 27].

Because most of the study subjects were analphabetic, they were fully informed verbally before participation.

Another limitation of the present study is potentially limited variability in LINE-1 methylation because all of the study subjects were cancer-free, healthy individuals.