Sentence examples for critical subgroups from inspiring English sources

Data on CBT-I for patients in critical subgroups of interest such as those with comorbid insomnia is sparse as well, and there have been no trials comparing CBT-I to approved drugs in these patients.

To test our hypothesis, we prospectively analysed NABTs in an immunologically critical subgroup of patients with NABTs and partial secondary non-responsiveness who were switched from long-term treatment with other botulinumtoxin A preparations to incobotulinumtoxinA treatment.

In our present study, it is also suggested that the influence of the C allele of rs744166 on GC was more critical in subgroups of smokers and drinkers.

None of the Korean RCTs reported the critical criteria of subgroup analyses (item #18) including the use of subgroup variables measured at baseline, the prespecification of subgroup hypotheses, and the statistical significance of interaction tests.

Within the high EE subgroup, critical relatives were mainly represented (81%), followed by hostile (68%) and EOI (53%) ones.

Such studies are critical for understanding subgroup differences in depression treatment as well as informing intervention efforts to promote effective depression care.

We also performed a meta-analysis of the use of probiotics in patients with critical illness with subgroup analyses conducted according to the antibiotic types and treatment durations.

It shows that family support to attend HIV vaccine trail is critical, so the subgroup of MSM who have good family support to attend HIV vaccine trail should also be placed as another priority candidate for HIV vaccine trail.

The organization of the data into subgroups is critical to the interpretation of the chart.

Other studies conducted in different subgroups of critical care patients with larger ranges of cardiac index values and testing different clinical approaches of variations in cardiac index are mandatory to validate our results externally.

Accurate identification of subgroups is critical to the success of the study.