Sentence examples for form a reference group from inspiring English sources
The inclusion of placebo recipients is generally important to form a reference group that ensures fair evaluation and interpretation of subjective study endpoints, or endpoints whose levels may change due to exposures besides vaccination.
Finally, the fact that all Dutch nurses have to work nights during the years of education excludes the possibility to form a reference group of never exposed women.
To evaluate the association of migraine with aura with the few subtypes of haemorrhagic stroke (intracerebral haemorrhage n=44; subarachnoid haemorrhage n=36) as well as with fatal haemorrhagic stroke (n=28), we combined women who did not report migraine, reported migraine without aura, and reported previous migraine to form a reference group.
No similar analysis has been published so far, to the best of our knowledge, while it seems possible that neglecting the role of BMI in forming a reference group has a significant impact on the cut-off points calculated.
In this phase a reference group of about 8 10 participants will be established to give advice and input on the form and content of the different training programmes.
Once a reference group is formed, these reference groups establish a competitive relationship, either explicitly or implicitly (Festinger 1954; Merton 1957; Akerlof 1982), such as comparing their history, prospects, positive or negative information, or improved conditions (Weick 1979).
A reference group will be formed for the purposes of informing and reviewing program materials.
Only if the first active ingredient of a potential group of drugs loses patent protection, a reference group will be formed.
A reference group and governance structure were formed to direct the project in March 2013.
A reference group for the research project was also formed with representatives from the industry who also contributed with inputs throughout the design stage of the questionnaire.
"Who was that sociologist at Columbia — Robert Merton? — who said that every group has a reference group?
