Sentence examples for blind group from inspiring English sources

The participants were recruited consecutively into one of two groups, a group of 30 patients in whom a gastric tube was inserted using a King Vision™ video laryngoscope (KV group), and a group of 30 patients who underwent conventional blind insertion of the gastric tube (Blind group).

They were recruited consecutively into one of two groups: a group of 30 patients that underwent gastric tube insertion using the King Vision video laryngoscope (KV group), and a group of 30 patients that underwent conventional blind nasal insertion of the gastric tube (Blind group).

The distribution of 47 individuals who were never operated with cataract blindness (we excluded 14 out of the 53 unilateral blind who had been operated in the fellow eye, none for the bilateral blind group) is presented in table 5. Cataract blindness and surgery was only associated with advancing age.

But they are facing competition from services that are skipping the algorithms altogether, including How About We, which lets people look for dates based on first-date ideas, and Grouper, which sends six people on a blind group outing.

In the 2 other units (blind group (B)), no value was displayed on the screen.

To do that, the startup sends its members on "Groupers," which are essentially blind, group dates between two groups of friends, designed to take the awkwardness out of one-on-one dating.

However, no differences were found between the blind groups and the sighted group in the attentional inhibition and switching tests.

Whole-brain analyses were first conducted separately for the early- and late-onset blind groups.

Voss et al. (2008) revealed, when compared with the late-blind, the early-blind group performed better in discriminating monaural sounds.

However, the superior discrimination ability of the early-blind group was found to correlate with increased cerebral blood flow in the left dorsal extrastriate cortex, which included the middle occipital gyrus.

The proportion of women in the hormone therapy groups who took over 20% of their assigned trial medication was 83% at the end of the first trial year, and 64% by the end of the third year (same for the blind and non-blind group).