Sentence examples for more selected group from inspiring English sources

Focus groups were also used to sample a smaller, more selected group of individuals who purchased homes in open space subdivisions within the same fringe area.

In the final model, they were coded as having seen a psychiatrist, because fewer persons saw a psychiatrist and persons referred to psychiatrists are probably a more selected group.

Thirdly, stratification of CRP resulted in a larger group (n = 3,296) than the group without major risk factors (n = 1,092), and the low-risk group was therefore a more selected group with lower cardiovascular risk.

One could also dispute the relative high proportion of normal MPIs in this study but in comparison to other studies this is most likely due to the more selected group of participants with less co-morbidity.

However, the smaller size of the 2001 sample and the fact that they represent a more selected group of survivors is also relevant, as are effects of earlier differential mortality more generally.

Moreover, when excluding practices not adhering to the protocol, the study no longer measures the effectiveness of the intervention in a real life setting but the effect on a more selected group of practices.

These recommendations remain relevant to studies of these more selected groups.

These studies were often performed in more selected groups e.g. female teachers [ 27, 36] or male truck drivers [ 32].

This probably enabled us to detect important associations that are difficult to find in more selected groups of patients e.g. inpatients only.

In this large-scale population-based follow-up study, physical inactivity was associated with a higher prevalence of chronic MSCs, in particular chronic widespread MSCs, supporting the results from two previous prospective studies focusing on more selected groups.

Furthermore, unlike interprovincial migrants, an immigrant's desire to migrate to a Canadian province is constrained by immigration policy and the immigrant selection process, making them in this sense an even more select group than the interprovincial migrants.