Sentence examples for large sample of persons from inspiring English sources

Uncertainty regarding the degree to which persons with schizophrenia may lack decision-making capacity, and what the predictors of capacity may be led us to examine the relationship between psychopathology, neurocognitive functioning, and decision-making capacity in a large sample of persons with schizophrenia at entry into a clinical trial.

To investigate levels of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) in a large sample of persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) and controls using accelerometry as a measure of physical activity, and to compare the rates of meeting public health guidelines for MVPA (ie, 30min/d) between persons with MS and controls.

In this vein, the present study is the first to examine induced Gamma-Band Responses (iGBRs) in a reasonable large sample of persons suffering from an impairment to recognize familiar faces, i.e. prosopagnosia.

In a large sample of persons over 50 with HIV approximately 39% exhibited symptoms of major depression (Grov, Golub, Parsons, Brennan, & Karpiak, 2010).

In a large sample of persons receiving HCT in Uganda, almost one-third reported current alcohol use, and one-third of those met criteria for hazardous alcohol consumption.

This study compared officially recorded rates of crime victimisation between a large sample of persons with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders and a randomly selected community sample that had never been diagnosed with a schizophrenic illness.

Therefore, in the present study, we conducted a cross-sectional study to identify variables associated with dental caries in a larger sample of persons with schizophrenia in Japan.

Only a few studies investigated the naturalistic course of late-life-depression in a large sample of older persons with formal depression diagnoses.

Thus far, few studies investigated the naturalistic course of late-life-depression in a large sample of older persons with formal depression diagnoses.

For example, a recent study of a large sample of homeless persons in Toronto found that 60% had a lifetime prevalence of regular illicit drug use and 40% reported active use of illicit drugs other than marijuana [ 3].

The similarity of the UPDRS factor structures in a large sample of older persons without movement disorders (Bennett et al, 1999) implies a clinical utility for the scale beyond its original intent of assessing motor function in patients with Parkinson's disease.