Sentence examples for reviewed population from inspiring English sources

To overcome this, parallel processing was executed by most of the reviewed population based HOAs, therefore, the computational time can be significantly reduced.

However, trial therapy in the centrally reviewed population was consistently associated with significant multivariate DFS (P = 0.002 to 0.005), in all centrally reviewed patients, and in the subgroup of women whose tumours had positive IHC stain for ER and/or PgR.

Overall quality (primary outcome) was higher in papers receiving additional reviews than in those receiving conventional reviews alone (0.55 (standard deviation 0.83) v 0.27 (0.59); adjusted improvement 0.25 (95% confidence interval –0.05 to 0.54); fig 3); this difference in quality was significant in the "as reviewed" population (0.33, 0.03 to 0.63).

This limited the number of trials to be reviewed and the size of reviewed population, but allowed us to measure specifically the effect of smoking cessation by reducing the extent of performance bias and detection bias arising from multiple interventions and multiple measurements.

16 While EDI has been implemented at a population level in Scotland, Sweden and Kosovo, this is the first peer reviewed population-level study published in Europe assessing child development outcomes across multiple domains, and using EDI and a linked parental questionnaire.

Finally, the committee proposed that independent scientists more regularly review population estimates made by NMFS, which both fishers and environmentalists say have become colored by politics.

Participants were recruited to the study by a general publicity campaign, by reviewing population lists and sending personal invitation letters, by group mailings, and through family doctors.

The vital status of each participant was followed until the end of 2006 using data held at regional health centers, with permission from the Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Post and Telecommunications of Japan to review population registration entries and death certificates.

This review gathered evidence on the feasibility and best practices of providing HIV test results during such surveys by reviewing population-based surveys that provided test results.

If the competing narratives presented in court were startling in their differences, they were downright hilarious when the court reviewed the population data submitted by both sides.

A total of 4.4% of the reviewed inpatient population had a clinical diagnosis of CHF and were appropriate for palliative care.