Sentence examples for large subgroups of from inspiring English sources

Two large subgroups of breast cancer with these characteristics have been identified.

Interestingly, large subgroups of early and late genes (Clusters A, D, Fig.  6b) are largely silenced in the EMT state.

Because of the wide age range employed, there were large subgroups of children, defined by age, who either did or did not experience regret.

The most important strengths are the relatively large subgroups of patients included in the study and the availability of a relatively well-matched reference group.

Published evidence suggests that third-generation cemented fixation of the cup still has superior survival in large subgroups of populations studied; however, survival of uncemented implants continues to improve with new bearing options (Morshed et al. 2007).

Beyond treatment schemes that are applied identically across large subgroups of patients to which some authors have applied the distinct term stratified medicine (Trusheim et al. 2007)—other personalized medicine applications offer targeted treatment options for individual patients.

Conclusion: APC resistance determined by this functional test is present in a large subgroup of formerly pre-eclamptics.

A relatively large subgroup of 'Moderate Lifers', comprising 23-49% of the sample who give this criterion 42-53% weight (and hence include respondent 1526 in Figure 1);   3.

The implemented clinical decision rule reduced the probability of AA in a large subgroup of patients with negative or inconclusive US results [37].

Second, we performed all analyses on a large subgroup of patients admitted after elective cardiac surgery of which we could assume most of the postoperative electrolyte disturbances were caused by intraoperative fluid manipulations.

LRR-RLK is a large subgroup of the rice RLK family, of which, XA21, XA3/XA26 and OsSERK2 have been reported to regulate plant immunity against Xoo, the causal agent of bacterial leaf blight.