Sentence examples for both the study population from inspiring English sources

Table  1 illustrates the characteristics for both the study population of KiGGS Wave 1 with data derived from the telephone interview and for the subsample of KiGGS Wave 1 that participated in the MoMo physical examination.

Thus, the same classification was used for both the study population and the general population.

Crude death rates were then calculated for both the study population and the general population in the North East.

The causes of death, for both the study population and the general population, came from the national cause of death register.

Serum glucose, HbA1C, cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL cholesterol were determined by standard methodologies followed in the respective labs in both the study population.

Because couples may present at the clinics for problems relating to either male or female fertility problems (or both), the study population includes fertile men and men with a range of fertility problems.

Dkk-1 levels at baseline were increased both in the study population compared to the control groups and in the MM patients with high of bone disease compared to all other groups [ 119].

Analyses are currently underway to determine the extent of growth factor use both in the study population at large and within these subgroups (notably, cycle 1 prophylaxis with growth factors was not allowed in the TROPIC protocol).

For both the study populations, none of the patients were knowingly affected by neoplastic, autoimmune, or chronic infectious disease.

Each instantiation of the system can be tailored to meet the needs of each particular research enterprise, ensuring that settings are appropriate and fit for purpose to suit both the research and the study population.

However, pooling the CGM data is justifiable in our opinion because the same CGM sensor was used in both studies and the study population and standards of care in both services were comparable.