Sentence examples for different from the population from inspiring English sources
The main difference is that the patients' utilities, contrary to the QoL-AGHDA scores, remained different from the population values during prolonged follow-up.
"In general, the population of North Carolina doesn't feel much different from the population of the country as a whole about smoking".
The Catholic electorate is probably not that different from the population as a whole, even on issues such as abortion and euthanasia.
In the UK, the average age of death for men is currently 78 years, and 81 years for women, although the age distribution of the prison population is obviously different from the population at large, with relatively few prisoners in their 70s and 80s.
The age-distribution of the cases was different from the population age-distribution.
This homogeneous sample of co-resident father-son pairs is an endogenously selected sample and would demonstrate an intergenerational transmission of earnings different from the population.
These results suggest that the microbial communities in both the low- and high-severity burn sites are structurally different from the populations in the unburned sites.
First, bipolar disorder does not merely represent a unique subset of affective and psychomotor symptoms [ 17, 23]; rather, it also characterizes a population which is demographically different from the populations with depression and no mood disorder.
The Asian population is different from the US population due to differences in geographical location and the climate in which they live.
If the populations are not similar but the study population is predictably different from the original population, one could do additional modeling to account for these differences.
