Sentence examples for populations study from inspiring English sources

The difference in incidence could partly be explained by the differences in the studied populations, study designs and diagnostic criteria.

We are unable to fully explain the discrepancies between these studies, but these may be partially attributed to different patient populations, study designs, and statistical analyses.

The Strategies and Opportunities to Stop Colorectal Cancer (STOP CRC) in Priority Populations study is a pragmatic trial and a collaboration between two research institutions and a network of more than 200 safety net clinics.

Objective To examine the measurement characteristics of 2 self-monitoring tools, a food diary and fat scan, used in the dietary intervention of the Women's Health Trial: Feasibility in Minority Populations study.

We performed a meta-analysis to provide a quantitative pooled risk estimate of the association, focusing on the different characteristics of the study populations, study designs, and clinical feature of the polyps.

We show that a comparison of observed dispersal distances between groups (e.g. sexes, populations, study periods) may lead to erroneous conclusions when groups differ in their distribution of possible detectable distances (the distribution of all distances in the system weighted by the number of marked individuals that have the possibility to move those distances).

Tigecycline was well tolerated in the patient populations studied.

Table  2 shows the populations studied.

"To start a population study?

Today, at their annual conference, the United Jewish Communities had planned to release a new $6 million population study.

In a general population study in 1960, 92.2percentt of San Diego's 573,224 residents were white.