The groups were age-matched, but not matched for gender.
Patients were matched for gender, age, and bone loss.
Cases and controls were matched for gender and type of transplant, living or cadaver.
Patients and controls were matched for gender and years of education.
Patients were matched for gender, age, and bone loss (Table 1).
The patients were compared with three balanced control groups (in total, 60 individuals) matched for gender.
Patients with OCD (n = 23) and healthy controls (n = 27), matched for gender, age and educational level, performed the pORT during a 29-channel electroencephalographic recording.
Study design: There were 17 patients with PWS (10 women, ages 7.5-19.8 yeand) and 17 obese control patients, matched for gender and bone age.
The data was matched for gender and we used a linear regression model, adjusting for age, to compare the normal population data with the trial data.
Thirty-four patients with severe sepsis and septic shock and 19 healthy volunteers matched for gender and age were enrolled in the study.
Controls were matched for gender and diabetes duration (n = 82).
