Sentence examples for counterpart groups from inspiring English sources

Much higher dietary Cd exposures were estimated for all age- and sex-specific groups in Mae Sot compared with their counterpart groups in Bangkok.

Infant weight gains and IGPs were higher in any types of PIH and normotensive control with IUGR than in their counterpart groups without IUGR.

Elevated ALP levels were more likely to appear in the older group (age > 46 years) and T3 4 group than in the counterpart groups (P = 0.024 and P = 0.007).

This may be one of the main reasons, why bovine, ovine and human grafts undergoing this process did not perform at the same high level as their counterpart groups subjected to the original photooxidation process in this study and also in the previously published experiments [ 4, 5, 34].

The second counterpart group is the team at K.A.E.C., who work out of a enigmatic black building and are trying to get the city off the ground.

Stephen Behnke, director of ethics for the counterpart group for psychologists, the American Psychological Association, said psychologists knew not to participate in activities that harmed detainees.

Mr. Cornyn, one of the six state attorneys general who participated in the association's telephone solicitations, according to the documents, said the Democratic attorneys general had a counterpart group that also solicited donations.

Patients on ART were older compared to the counterpart group (those aged >40 yrs, 63.3% vs those aged ≤40 yrs 36.7%, p < 0.001) and patients on ART with abnormal waist circumference were almost two times than the counterpart group (61.7% vs 38.3%, p < 0.001) [Table  2].

There were no statistically significant differences in terms of blood lipid parameters between the hypertensive and the normotensive group except total cholesterol, which was significantly higher in the hypertensive than the counterpart group (5.46 ± 1.0 versus 4.92 ± 1.0; P=0.003).

A counterpart group considering women's health issues had focused on the shorter-term strategy of addressing the knowledge base with regard to specific female health problems like menopause and breast cancer; only in later rounds of resource allocation did the question of training programs for female researchers arise.

Besides the expected difference between the mean telomere length of cells from tert+/+ and G2 tert−/− embryos, we observed that G2 embryos with an abnormal phenotype (groups II and III) had significantly shorter mean telomere length than their normal counterparts (group I) (Fig. 5C,D).