Sentence examples for more specific subgroups from inspiring English sources

We, therefore, classified the type of AE or preventable AE into more specific subgroups.

The results are thus fairly generalizable compared to samples of more specific subgroups.

Therefore, we cannot report how more specific subgroups of race/ethnicity might alter bronchiolitis risk.

The rationale behind this grouping was that the numbers of congenital anomalies were too small to examine more specific subgroups.

These studies started comparing the general human populations such as Africans, Asians and Europeans, but have recently focused on the more specific subgroups within them [ 5- 8].

According to previous studies, the PPV may even be higher if medication proxies included more specific subgroups of anti-asthma drugs [ 3].

My more specific subgroup R1b1a2a1a1b4 seems to have lived in southern Ireland, northern Ireland, and southwestern England in the last 1,000 years or so.

The combination of main criteria and secondary criteria could lead to a more specific subgroup diagnosis (Fig.  9).

Lack of empathy, the role of the amygdala, and other neurobiological influences could all be important research subjects for future research if it is possible to differentiate a more specific subgroup in the classification of Conduct Disorder.

Since we found that chronic bronchitis was equally frequent in both imaging subtypes, non-emphysematous COPD may define a more specific subgroup that might benefit from roflumilast than does chronic bronchitis.

In multiple sclerosis, serological phenotypes are not well characterized in comparison with rheumatoid arthritis, but the lesson from rheumatoid arthritis is in the evaluation of a more specific subgroup of complex disease rather than analysis of the whole heterogenic group.