Sentence examples for population subsets from inspiring English sources
The same marker provides the basis for rationale selection of population subsets for specific phenotyping tasks.
Results Using the most inclusive definition, SDB was detected in 40 (4.7%) participants, with prevalence varying widely across population subsets.
He or she can also conduct secondary analysis of existing datasets examining the most efficient way to administer delirium testing that achieves high accuracy relative to reference standard in population subsets of interest.
We make a series of suggestions for the design of susceptibility studies focusing on persistent exposure to a specific pesticide in genetically defined population subsets of workers and gardeners within a geographically defined area.
We also highlight the importance of adjustment for out-of-state emigration, especially for states like Alaska that may have large population movements among population subsets.
They then multiplied these figures by the number of visits for the respective population subsets multiplied by the average willingness-to-pay value for each subset.
In contrast, the increased levels of DNA damage seen after irradiation with GNPs appeared to be a result of a cell population subset with greatly amplified levels of DNA damage rather than the whole population.
MDA-MB-231 and DU-145 cells both show a slight shift in a population subset with a peak of increased DNA damage when cells are treated with GNPs, which is further amplified with irradiation.
Providing patients with appropriate reasons for the wait, an accurate estimate of waiting time and creating separate areas to examine minor illness/injuries would increase patient satisfaction within our population subset.
However, results from some small studies have shown a positive connection between aspartame intake and headaches, suggesting a susceptible population subset, although there is no biological explanation.
The distributions were plotted to depict mean nucleotide divergences between alleles within each population subset (i.e. geographic region).
