Sentence examples for inappropriate population from inspiring English sources

However, the SNP rs2195450 was in Hardy-Weinberg disequilibrium (DHW) both in controls and in patients, suggesting the possibility in the study of inappropriate population stratification and selection or other confounding factors.

Studies were excluded based on an inappropriate population, intervention, comparison, outcome, study type, or lack of requisite data for BMI in kg·m−2.

However, concern over the overall NSAID consumption has arisen due to issues around their toxicity [ 2] and also because of their high patterns of utilisation, often in inappropriate population groups [ 3].

There is concern that the scope of the HMPS might produce inappropriate population estimates, given that it was limited to a single state and collected data for a single year.

The reasons for exclusion, at full paper, were: abstract only (n = 11); age (n = 56); non-return of information query (n = 2); inappropriate population (n = 2); no health professional involved (n = 4); not-communication (n = 11); not-diabetes (n = 6); not-primary research (n = 11); and reviews (n = 5).

Standard statistical tests, e.g. regressing phenotype on allele count in a linear model, are inappropriate for population based WGA in structured populations because they either result in an inflated proportion of spurious marker - phenotype associations or mask true associations (e.g.[ 39, 40]), even with modest levels of population stratification and/or admixture.

Strategies based on targeted end points, which are envisioned as having a particular mix of species, are often inappropriate because population numbers and species composition fluctuate over time within an ecosystem.

Levels of achievement on 62 quality-of-care indicators, measured as: reported achievement (levels of care after excluding inappropriate patients); population achievement (levels of care for all patients with the relevant condition) and percentage of available quality points attained.

Twenty-six studies were excluded because of inappropriate patient population (N = 21 [ 13– 33]), no report of TEG/ROTEM data (N = 6 [ 31, 32, 34– 37]), and one conference poster [ 38].> We included two randomized controlled trials [ 39, 40] and 16 observational studies [ 9, 10, 41– 541.

Many reasons account for these failures, including insufficient knowledge of the biology and inappropriate patient populations.

Post-marketing safety concerns accounted for 2/13 safety requests; only a minority of efficacy and safety requests concerned insufficient patient numbers (n = 1 for both) and inappropriate study populations (n = 1 for both).