Sentence examples for population examined from inspiring English sources

TKD proved effective at increasing one-leg balance in the population examined.

The population examined was composed of 92 aborting cows subsequently subjected to at least one artificial insemination (AI) attempt.

This pooled dataset, we hope, will be better at helping us find out what is really going on in the wider world and not just in the small population examined in one particular study.

And, he said, the guidelines were intended for patients who were not being treated; more than 80percentt of the population examined by the Johns Hopkins researchers had received treatment of some kind.

The Ecuadorean population examined by Kronforst and his colleagues shows the same white and yellow variation found in Costa Rica, but this population has not yet reached a level of strong reproductive isolation.

To investigate the relationship between retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) defects and the quadrant and proximal location of disc hemorrhages (DHs) in a large population examined for health screening.A total of 168,044 subjects older than 20 years underwent a single screening ophthalmic examination with color fundus photography as part of a comprehensive health screening program.

The population examined in the current study entirely consisted of upper secondary teachers in Hungary who work in either a vocational school (szakiskola) or secondary vocational school (szakközépiskola).

Last but not least, the campaign was judged to be useful by 63.6% of the population examined, which thus confirms the generally positive feedback from patients for such studies.

The study population examined was 82,069 ethnically diverse postmenopausal women who had no prior history of chronic diseases (including diabetes or cardiovascular disease), of which over 6 years of follow-up 1675 developed T2DM.

That "small network of folks" is the population examined by the New Haven researchers.

The differences in BMI between people that are due to genetics varies depending on the population examined from 6% to 85%.