Sentence examples for comparable between populations from inspiring English sources

However, other characteristics were comparable between populations.

Assessment of attributable fraction is comparable between populations that have similar exposure (both qualitatively and quantitatively), so this assessment is less dependent on country-specific health care and insurance systems.

By contrast, the lay media likes to quote 'lifetime risk' (e.g., '1 in 3 of us will get cancer at some point in our lives'), but currently the calculation of this may not correspond to what one intuitively understands by the phrase; it is generally not comparable between populations, or over time.

This allows users to estimate, for example, interaction effects that are comparable between populations and construct high-order genotype-phenotype maps for further analyses of interactions (e.g., Álvarez-Castro and Rouzic 2008; Le Rouzic et al. 2008; Le Rouzic and Álvarez-Castro 2008).

While the map lengths were comparable between population 2170 (49.0 cM) and population 10117 (55.5 cM), the former maps were shorter than the 70349 map of CH3 (86.1 cM).

As the size of the populations is variable and in order to have comparable results between populations, we select a sample of 77 individuals from each of these populations.

The mean age and body mass index were comparable between the two populations; however, there was a higher proportion of males in the Middle East population compared with Morocco (57.5% versus 37.5%, respectively).

First, in GS cell culture, Kit+ cells proliferated as actively as Kit− cells and frequency of SSCs was comparable between the two populations.

The mean daily dose of quetiapine XR was 562.50 ± 177.81 mg, which was comparable between the two populations.

Median uncorrected MEHP, MEHHP, MEOHP, MiBP, MCPP, and MEP concentrations were comparable between the two populations, although somewhat lower among women in the present study.

Other covariates, and demographic characteristics, were comparable between the two populations with the exception of gender because only male subjects were recruited in Sydney (Additional file 1, Tables S2 and S3).