Sentence examples for population and patterns from inspiring English sources

The objective of this study was to provide data on the patient population and patterns of musculoskeletal injury caused by RTI at Ugandan district hospitals.

We used descriptive analyses to characterise the study population and patterns of diabetic retinopathy, and used t tests and χ tests to explore differences between patients without any retinopathy and those who developed any, background, or referable retinopathy.

*Because deaths from other forms of heart disease were often consequence of previous ischaemic heart disease in our study population and patterns of hazard ratios were similar for ischaemic heart disease and other forms of heart disease, we present hazard ratios for combined category and also for ischaemic heart disease separately.

Because deaths from other forms of heart disease were often a consequence of previous ischaemic heart disease in our study population, and patterns of the hazard ratios were similar for ischaemic heart disease and other forms of heart disease, we estimated the hazard ratios for the combined category and for ischaemic heart disease separately.

In contrast, if genetic data indicate weak differentiation among O. sunia populations and patterns of population expansion from western to eastern Indo-Malaya, this would support the hypothesis of re-colonization of the mainland from the Seychelles Islands.

Crucially, the higher observed incidence in suburban areas may be explained by an increasing number of senior residents, socioeconomically deprived populations, and patterns of immigrant settlement and associated betel/areca consumption among Asia-born populations.

The randomized clinical trial is the design best suited to determine drug efficacy, but it is inadequate for the evaluation of effectiveness, which applies to heterogeneous patient populations and patterns of drug use observed in a real life setting.

In addition to these practical considerations, biological invasions provide opportunities to investigate various aspects of the colonization process, including initial foundations of populations and patterns of geographic expansion into new areas.

Given this, it is necessary to establish the international generalisability of collaborative care to determine if these outcomes can be replicated beyond the US, where the nature of patient populations and patterns of service utilization may differ.

Thus, our results suggest that the ability to induce tolerance to pesticides may be a common phenomenon across multiple wood frog populations and patterns of inducible tolerance were consistent with predictions of genetic assimilation.

Large scale population structure and patterns of movement between sub-populations will also need to be better understood for a full assessment of hunting impacts in this species.