Sentence examples for real world population from inspiring English sources

When women older than 55 were examined, virtually all the findings were identical to the W.H.I. trial (including rates of stroke, breast cancer, venous thrombosis, colorectal cancer and hip fracture), except there was no increase in heart attack because very few women older than 70 in the "real world" population are treated with H.R.T.

In the real world, population dynamics is inevitably subjected to environmental noise, which is an important component in an ecosystem.

The Western and Central populations can be seen as two replicates of real world population experiment on a large carnivore species.

Therefore, our results may not reflect the real world population.

Micafungin was well tolerated in a heterogeneous real world population with a bimodal age distribution.

Micafungin resulted well tolerated in a heterogeneous real world population with a bimodal age distribution.

The GHS represents the translation of efficacious trials to a real world population-level program.

The main strength of our study is the inclusion of socio-economic environment in a multilevel analysis in a real world population-based programme.

Scientists who run clinical trials recognize the difference, using the terms "efficacy," to describe a treatment effect in controlled conditions, and "effectiveness," to describe an effect in a broader real-world population.

However, as trial populations are selected, results may not be representative for the real-world population.

Broad inclusion criteria encompass a "real-world" population of outpatients and inpatients scheduled for cardiac surgery.