Sentence examples for combined groups with from inspiring English sources

In this analysis, we combined groups with the low and high expression profile and compared their joint expression with the intermediate expression group.

The size of the study population made it possible to create combined groups with various levels of BMI, triglycerides, and blood pressure to study their combined effect on incidence of T2D.

NPP7 in bile from the combined groups with gallstone and other (O) benign diseases (G + O) was also significantly higher than in the T and T plus primary sclerosing cholangitis (T + PSC) groups.

A significant difference was observed between the psychology and combined groups with regard to general fatigue (t 92)=−2.449, p=0.016) and physical fatigue (t 92)=−2.658, p=0.009) and also between the nutrition and psychology groups in terms of the degree of lymph node and gland swelling (U=635.00, p=0.009).

One then compares the observed outcomes in the trial of that combined group with the outcomes for the treatment arm of the RCT.

Thus, combining group with individual analyses may have additional value in the clinical interpretation of the effects of PVL on the neural functions of young infants.

However, the expression of DcR2 was remarkably decreased in the TRAIL and combined groups compared with the control (P < 0.01) and 5-Fu groups (P < 0.05).

Then, individual work was used as a stepping stone for deliberations and combined group works with several feedback loops.

Six interventions (52%) provided group counseling; one (8%) was telephone-based; one (8%) used print-based materials; one (8%) combined group counseling with print-based materials; one (8%) combined group exercise, print-based materials, and one-to-one communication; one (8%) combined group exercise with print-based materials; and one (8%) was a car share scheme.

On the other hand, ALT, AST, albumin, ALP, GGT, protein and direct bilirubin are the most significant indices to differentiate chronic schistosomiasis and the combined group with/or without liver cirrhosis.

Combining group interviews with individual interviews (rather than a questionnaire) might help remedy this limitation in future research.