Sentence examples for from the second quartile from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, we defined normal BMI as BMI ranging from the second quartile of BMI to 25 kg/m (mean 22.7 ± 1.0 kg/m; n = 1,535).

Among the actively detected cases, 75.8% were from the lower two quartiles, while among the passive TB cases more than half, 57.1%, were from the uppermost two quartiles, 40.8% from the second quartile and 2.1% from the lowest quartile of the population.

There were generally large variations in tumor growth, and tumor-doubling times at 15 mm varied from 41 days for the first quartile to 234 for the last quartile (Table 1).

The odds of incident diabetes increased significantly with increasing score from a threefold risk associated with the second quartile to a more than fourfold risk for the fourth quartile of the dietary pattern score.

The regions with the low sequence coverage and the regions from the third quartile of the coverage distribution were selected in a way that at least 80% of their length should be comprised of the nucleotides covered less than 3 fold and between 16 and 29 fold respectively.

Before treatment, collagen-induced aggregation was higher in subjects from the fourth quartile than in those from the first quartile of aspirin response (P = 0.02).

Alanine was significantly decreased in subjects from the first quartile (P < 10−3, q < 10−3) but not in those from the fourth quartile upon aspirin treatment, resulting in lower levels in subjects from the first quartile postaspirin (P = 0.006, q < 10−3).

1. "Doubling" is a 100% increase in output from the first quartile output value.

To maximize the probability of identifying candidate metabolites implicated in aspirin response variability, we first selected samples from 42 subjects from the first quartile and 38 subjects from the fourth quartile of postaspirin collagen-stimulated platelet aggregation (discovery cohort).

By design, postaspirin collagen-induced aggregation was significantly lower in subjects from the first quartile than in those from the fourth quartile (5.5 ± 2.0 vs. 14.2 ± 1.9 Ω, P = 10−14).

Again, serotonin levels were significantly higher in subjects from the fourth quartile (n = 19) compared to those from the first quartile (n = 19) both pre- and postaspirin (P < 0.001 for both, Figure 1b ).