Sentence examples for broad sample of patients from inspiring English sources

To characterize and compare transfusion practices in a broad sample of patients receiving mechanical ventilation (MV) and not receiving MV in the ICU.

The ADHERE is designed to study characteristics, management, and outcomes in a broad sample of patients hospitalized with acute decompensated heart failure.

The objective of this study is to report cross-sectional health data collected from a broad sample of patients awaiting elective surgery and shed light on potential non-surgical treatments to improve health.

In order to achieve a broad sample of patients a minimum of 5 participants was interviewed at each practice.

This is the first study to provide a US patient-centric perspective of the economic burden in a broad sample of patients with different types of NeP.

One strength of the GO-MORE study is that the number of enrolled patients was large enough to allow for comparison of responses among various patient subpopulations and collection of safety data on a broad sample of patients with RA.

It has been acknowledged that a larger qualitative study with a broader sample of patients from a diverse range of settings could have enhanced the quality of the data.

This study has since been extended by Wagley et al. [ 16] using a briefer version of face-to-face CBTi in a broader sample of patients with psychiatric disorders, which has also shown significant reductions in both depressive symptoms and sleep quality following treatment.

A large number of patient charts were contributed by pulmonologists from a national physician panel, allowing for a broad sample of IPF patients across the U.S. Patient charts provided more comprehensive individual patient details and clinical granularity, which are not commonly collected in administrative claims data.

To validate the CAT in a broad sample of Dutch patients with COPD.

We were able to allocate a broad sample of 1086 COPD patients (ranging from mild to very severe patients) with a response rate of participants of almost 50%.