Sentence examples for matched typical controls from inspiring English sources

Eighty-nine male right-handed adults with ASC (mean age 26 ± 7 years; range 18 43 years) and 89 matched typical controls (mean age 28 ± 6 years; range 18 43 years) were recruited and assessed at one of the three centres.

The present study used motion tracking technology to record kinematics (velocity, acceleration and jerk) while adults with autism and a matched typical control group performed simple sinusoidal arm movements.

Results show that individuals with autism moved with atypical kinematics; they did not minimize jerk to the same extent as the matched typical control group, and moved with greater acceleration and velocity.

Forty-seven adults with ASD, (25 men, 22 women, mean age 33 years) and of normal intelligence and 69 age- and sex-matched typical controls completed a dental examination and questionnaires on oral health, dental hygiene, dietary habits and previous contacts with dental care.

p < 0.05 matched controls vs. healthy controls.

They performed a register-based matched cohort analysis and found that the ratio of typical osteoporotic fractures and atypical subtrochanteric fractures was identical in alendronate-treated fracture patients and their matched untreated controls.

The researchers matched these "controls" for age, race and gender.

Patients receiving DrotAA were matched to controls.

Furthermore, it seems that, when a typical control embryo is warped to fit the landmark coordinates that would resemble a typical Neo/Null embryo, a notch begins to form underneath the nasal pit in the area where a cleft will form (Fig. 2E, arrow), suggesting that a quantitative deformation of the control facial shape to match the Neo/Null points is sufficient to develop a cleft.

‡‡Not typical control group.

Figure 6A illustrates a typical immunoblot from the aorta of DR-BB diabetic rats and their matched controls.