Sentence examples for global sample of patients from inspiring English sources

(iii) Histological diagnosis was available in 75% of these endoscoped patients, but there were no major differences between the original sample and the one analysed, thus allowing one to infer the results to the global sample of patients.

Thus we need a sample size of 1643 patients in each trial arm, making a global sample of 3286 patients, 140 family doctors and 70 health centers.

For comparison with a global sample of C. neoformans var.

Very few longitudinal observational studies carried out to date have studied BD from a comprehensive perspective, i.e. providing a global perspective of a representative sample of patients and simultaneously considering all phases of the disease.

However, they did have the same global QL scores compared to a large sample of patients with advanced malignancy from 12 institutions in 10 countries (both 57), but scored higher on most of the other functional scales than this group (Physical function: 64 vs. 60; Role function: 63 vs. 50; Emotional function: 76 vs. 50; Cognitive function: 76 vs. 63; Social Function: 55 vs. 50) [ 33].

This is just a sample of patients I saw in one month.

A consecutive sample of patients with knee osteoarthritis were asked to complete the AIMS2, the Short Form Health Survey (SF-36) and four visual analog scales for pain, joint stiffness, patient's and physician's global assessment.

In another study, Xiang and colleagues [ 39] applied global gene expression microarray technology to the frontal cortex of 15 patients with sporadic CJD and compared the global gene expression with frontal cortical samples of patients dying of unrelated diseases without clinical signs of neurological diseases, and with unremarkable neuropathology.

Researchers gave Frankie samples of patients who came to the university clinic with symptoms of thyroid cancer.

Thus, ACT may improve the global functioning of patients.

This tool consists of a psychopathology scale (GAF-p, sample range 1 95), rating the global symptom severity of patients, and an impairment scale (GAF-i range 1 95), rating their level of impairment in psychosocial functioning.