Sentence examples for broad cohort from inspiring English sources

Grant and Sherman were both members of the broad cohort of West Point-trained officers who would populate the upper echelons of the war's opposing armies.

A broad cohort of mentors can provide you with diverse perspectives and point you to resources including other people you wouldn't know about otherwise.

Hudson says she expects the new rules will make it easier to make use of samples and data from that broad cohort as the study evolves.

"Given the speed with which the genome engineering field is evolving, the Napa meeting concluded that there is an urgent need for open discussion of the merits and risks of human genome modification by a broad cohort of scientists, clinicians, social scientists, the general public, and relevant public entities and interest groups," stated the authors of the article summarizing the conference.

Participating hospitals were selected based upon having different specialties and so serving specific patient groups or alternatively a general hospital with a broad cohort of patients.

It is also the first multi-centre before-and-after comparison in a broad cohort of hospitals for relevant outcomes in a 'real life' setting outside of trial-modified situations.

The computationally-generated structure represents a space in which experts can find common ground/consensus – making it promising to be intuitive/accessible to broad cohorts of designers.

The results of this study add to research on worker obesity, particularly studies that have drawn on broad cohorts, like the Whitehall Study.

Furthermore, a focused analysis of mutations in the 41 epigenetic genes tested by our Oncopanel in the TCGA and Broad cohorts revealed a comparable frequency of mutations (Figs.  11 and 12).

On its site, the company said that photographer's royalty rates will stay the same and that the closure of Marketplace will "enable 500px to serve the needs of a broader cohort of visual media customers".

More data is needed, on a broader cohort of adults that more closely approximates the US population to determine the safety and long-term impact.