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The phrase "in the study populations" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a specific group of people who are being studied as part of a research project or survey. For example, "The results of the survey were compared across different demographics in the study populations."
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Clinical heterogeneity was assessed by evaluating differences in the study populations, exposures, and outcomes.
Hence, differences in mean terms as observed in the study populations do not seem to reflect clinically meaningful differences in terms of comorbidity.
This discrepancy is probably due mainly to differences in the study populations.
This biased the investigation towards younger children in the study populations.
Differences in the study populations might account for this apparent discrepancy.
The observed differences between our present study and earlier reports [25], [26] may be explained by differences in the study populations.
The observed heterozygosity (H) in the study populations is relatively high: The Gambia, HG = 40.8%; Kenya, HK = 38.7%; Malawi, HM = 38.0%.
Differences in the study populations might also have been present.
Males and adolescents were rarely included in the study populations.
Age-specific incidences of melanoma in the study populations were similar to national rates.
Third, heterogeneity in the study populations may account for differing results.
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