Sentence examples for favorable population from inspiring English sources

This observation makes African Americans a favorable population for genome-wide association studies (GWAS) on traits related to cardiovascular disease.

Even though our findings suggest a favorable population effect of TKR, they do not argue for more TKR's without consideration of clinical appropriateness.

This difference could easily be explained by the lower perioperative mortality rate at these centers, by a more favorable patient population in terms of both stage and overall health status, and perhaps by a more liberal use of adjuvant therapy.

The reported CR rate of 69% is slightly higher compared with ours in a more favorable patient population (68% stage IIIA disease in their group vs. 48% in the present study).

As new SERMs are developed, the specific balance of skeletal (i.e., vertebral and nonvertebral risk reduction) and extraskeletal effects will require new analyses in order to understand the most favorable patient population for each molecule.

This advantage was not observed in the favorable prognosis population, raising the suggestion that mTor inhibition was particularly active in patients with poor prognostic features or that mTor activity was associated with more aggressive disease.

Results from [ 31, 32] suggest that across-breed predictions in animal breeding are favorable when populations are closely related, marker density is high and within-breed training populations are small.

The results show that the most favorable bone marrow population for migration to the islets is Mac-1−/Sca+ vs. WBM (Figure 5, * = p<0.01).

Why are metabolic control levels so favorable among this population?

Another favorable aspect of population isolates is the largely shared environment.

To identify selection signatures of old favorable alleles, the population maintained on the Jersey Island may unravel clues to elucidate genomic regions involved in breed formation [ 42].