Sentence examples for for general population use from inspiring English sources

The WHOQOL is the best instrument for comparing the scores among groups of patients and for general population use, given its conception and design as a generic instrument.

"The NCAA banned drug and testing policies are not tied to whether a substance is legal for general population use, but rather whether the substance is considered a threat to student-athlete health and safety or the integrity of the game".

MEOWS are adapted from Modified Early Warning Scores (MEWS) developed for general population use.

The majority were developed and evaluated in college settings [ 17– 19], but others have been designed for general population use [ 20– 23].

Current screening methods to identify at-risk individuals have only moderate predictive capacity and as such are not suitable for general population use.

The disease control agency, which compiles suicide data for the general population, uses yet another methodology for calculating the civilian suicide rate.

We compared the log HR estimates for the breast cancer association of known breast cancer susceptibility variants for BRCA1 carriers, BRCA2 carriers, and for the general population using published data from the Breast Cancer Association Consortium (BCAC) [ 8].

Data were grouped by sex, age, residence and initial positive screening, and prevalence figures were calculated by disability level both for the general population, using the originally designed weights, and for the population that had screened positive to disability.

Understanding the differences between GPRNs and practices is needed to come to the most valid and reliable estimate for morbidity rates in the general population using general practice based data.

This is of particular concern when studying gasoline-exposed workers, who because of the explosive nature of gasoline probably smoke less than the general population used for comparison of mortality.

Some countries have attempted to translate their national guidelines for the benefit of the general population using nutrition labels, like 'pick-the-tick' or the 'green keyhole' in New Zealand and Sweden, respectively (24).