Sentence examples for diary population from inspiring English sources

Whilst it can be argued that it is likely that the diary population is representative of the larger household population completing the CATI only, a further question is whether the population completing the CATI are representative of the whole population of Rouse Hill dual reticulation households, including those that did not complete the CATI.

In addition, the EE and DE diary ITT populations were analyzed separately.

A two-stage gate-keeping multiple-testing procedure 16 was used for comparisons between ESL treatment LS means and placebo LS means for the ITT and DE diary ITT populations in the primary analysis.

In this study, we assessed the acceptability of a DHD, compared with a traditional paper diary, in a population of MOH inpatients recruited while in hospital undergoing detoxification.

As both clinic and population diary studies have been limited to three months, it is uncertain whether women who fulfill diagnostic criteria for pure MM in these studies actually occasionally experience attacks outside of their menstrual window.

We illustrate adjustment of reference values for age and V(24) by calculating traditional clinical "normal limits". However, the probable large overlap between "normal" and "abnormal" suggests that it may be more useful to report bladder diary measurements as reference population percentiles rather than to designate them "normal" or "abnormal".

The prior study from our group based on prospectively filled diaries from the general population [11] and one clinic study suggested that attacks of menstrual and nonmenstrual migraine have similar disability [25].

On a practical level the study demonstrated the feasibility of implementing pictorial diaries in a rural population where a sizeable proportion of respondents were illiterate.

Among other factors, the diet dramatically changed during this period, with increased intake of cereals for agriculturist populations, and a meat-rich and high diary input diet for herder populations.

To compare the diagnosis of MM from a clinical interview based on the ICHD II-criteria for MM, with prospective headache diaries in a population-based study.

It would be interesting to know if the recent recession looks different when the economy's work hours are measured from the diaries, rather than from the population surveys as the product of employees and hours per employee.