Sentence examples for groups or settings from inspiring English sources

Finally, this study was limited to assessing cost-effectiveness of QFT-GIT testing for a population of TST-positive individuals in a low prevalence setting and our results may not apply to all other risk groups or settings.

The question of the dominant effect remains to be an empirical question across different immigrant groups or settings.

3. Are there likely to be different baseline conditions across groups or settings such that that the absolute effectiveness of the option would be different, and the problem more or less important, for disadvantaged groups or settings?

Which groups or settings are likely to be disadvantaged in relation to the option being considered? 2. Are there plausible reasons for anticipating differences in the relative effectiveness of the option for disadvantaged groups or settings?

While there may be good reasons for prioritising particular groups or settings generally, for specific policies or programmes it is often important to consider inequities in relation to a range of potentially disadvantaged groups or settings.

Subsequent attention should focus on those groups or settings for which there is a reason to anticipate significant differential effects.

While Circlehack doesn't have all the design features of Google+ e.g. the circles your friends are members of don't glow upon hover and you can't automatically set Groups or privacy settings within the app, it's a start, at least for Facebook.

However, further development of the Online Patient Book© to other patient groups or hospital settings will require involvement of patients and healthcare professionals in these contexts.

The negative finding on inflammation related genes remained even after the cohorts were stratified by timing, patient groups or clinical settings.

The ICF is based on a universal model that theoretically can be applied regardless of cultures, age groups or care settings [ 7, 27, 32].

Those referred are mostly healthy individuals; the sample covers a large age span and should be more representative than clinical studies or studies restricted to specific age groups or clinical settings (like pregnant or postpartum women).