Sentence examples for heterogeneous groups and from inspiring English sources
A comparison of our results with those in the literature is difficult; most of the papers by other authors are retrospective studies, in small and heterogeneous groups, and collected over extended periods of time.
Results indicated that GCBT was generally efficacious in reducing anxious symptoms in youth treated in diagnostically heterogeneous groups, and that gains were generally maintained at 6 and 12 month follow-ups.
The study team obtained information from heterogeneous groups and reported triangulated results within and between groups/interviews.
In light of these the recommendations were that teachers need special diversity training to deal with heterogeneous groups and the tensions that arise.
Bracey (1994) and Carter and Jones (1994) found low reasoners (among fifth graders) to be more on task in heterogeneous groups, and Webb et al. (2002) found that the quality of eighth-grade student discussions was higher in heterogeneous groups.
Unlike clinical trials, in which patients are highly selected, population-based survival studies are based on heterogeneous groups and can be used to determine prognostic factors in cancer, with little potential for selection bias [ 24].
An "adaptive trial" might begin with a heterogeneous group and then add patients with a particular type of the disease, as data from outside the trial emerged suggesting that they would be most likely to benefit.
"We're a heterogeneous group, and have people who've served in the armed forces, but large numbers of our members are pacifists who are actively involved in programs like the Alternatives to Violence project," said Henry Elkins, a member of the Scarsdale Meeting and clerk of the Purchase Quarter, which represents 10 Friends Meetings in Westchester and Fairfield Counties.
Naturalised epistemologists form a heterogeneous group and not all of them contest all the above features.
Preterm infants are a heterogeneous group and many accumulate growth deficits before and after initial hospital discharge.
This is particularly true for consumer associations since consumers form a very heterogeneous group, and the majority of them do not belong to consumer associations.
