Sentence examples for insufficient groups from inspiring English sources

Moreover, for both genders, the differences between the recommended and insufficient groups were much smaller than those between the recommended and the inactive groups.

Elevated fecal calprotectin may not accurately predict intestinal inflammation in CF. However, the fact that it was elevated in both pancreatic sufficient and insufficient groups supports the concept of "cystic fibrosis enteropathy" regardless of the pancreatic status.

Across both genders, the insufficient group had significantly higher PF than the inactive group (p <.05).

The insufficient group had significantly higher PF scores than the inactive group across both genders (p <.05).

Eight patients were classified as severe growth hormone deficiency (group 1), 12 patients as growth hormone insufficient (group 2) and 11 patients as normal (group 3).

Based on the current national guidelines for exercise in Japan, respondents were divided into a recommended group, an insufficient group, and an inactive group according to their estimated weekly physical activity level.

Also, at least one toxicity effect (rated ⩾grade 2) was recorded among 71% of patients in the normal group, 62% in the insufficient group and 74% in the deficient group.

PTH concentrations were significantly lower in subjects with optimum serum vitamin D (> 70 nmol/l) (PTH (vitamin D sufficient group): 41 [ 2] ng/L v/s vitamin D insufficient group: 61.7 [5.3], p < 0.0001).

The incidence of slow coronary flow (SCF) was significantly higher in the vitamin D insufficient group than in patients with sufficient vitamin D (RR = 3.5, 95% CI = 1.1 10.5, P = 0.01).

Individuals who reported no physical activity were assigned to the inactive group; those who reported physical activity that was less than the recommended level but greater than nothing were assigned to the insufficient group; and those who reported 23 or more METS/hour/week of physical activity were assigned to the recommended group.

The insufficient and deficient groups were combined to form an 'abnormal' group.