Sentence examples for examining younger from inspiring English sources

Analyses of hippocampal shape have been successfully used in studies of schizophrenia [19] [21] and Alzheimer's disease [22] [24], and also in a study examining younger adults with depression [8].

Examining younger children increased the Se by 0.11 while decreasing the Sp by 0.03 (table 4).

When examining younger patients with stage I, although hazard ratio was slightly higher (HR = 1.85, the P-value did not reach significance because of the smaller size of the patient group. AGR2 did not predict survival differences when patients were divided by histology (adenocarcinoma vs. squamous carcinoma) or by smoking status.

To demonstrate the potential limitations of current drug education, I refer to an established body of work examining young people's experiences of chroming.

In a sense O'Connor did both; his earlier books always had flash and sparkle, especially when examining young humans, and we should not be surprised that he suddenly pulled out this astounding work.

You wouldn't necessarily be able to compare results apple to apple with other schools, but you would be creating a dynamic way of examining young people's knowledge, competencies and skills.

This theme has been addressed through research examining young children's learning in home, community and educational settings, children's enculturation, home, centre and school relations, and adults' learning in informal contexts.

This suggests that examining young people's stated intuitions about when is a good age to have a family is a worthwhile exercise, which has implications for real-world decisions.

There have been few prospective studies examining young and middle-aged patients with hip fracture.

23 There is a growing body of evidence examining young people's experiences of talking to GPs about emotional problems.

The scientific evidence comes only from the studies examining young animals and its applicability to human children might be of limited value.