Sentence examples for revised group from inspiring English sources

However, the revised group increased an additional 6.71% over time (CI: 3.32, 10.10), meaning that the revised group scored 2.86% higher, on average, at follow-up than their peers.

The species A. creber, which belongs to the recently revised group Aspergillus section Versicolores, was characterized by the production of ethanol, furan and 1,4-pentadiene.

Averages were significantly higher among the revised group for clinical cases (60.2%; p < 0.001) and physical exam (47.6%; p < 0.001).

Revised group TMGs may have been better prepared for success in the workplace [ 14] and to retain their skills over time [ 15] as a result of more practice-intensive, experiential-based learning, enhancing their ability to learn on the job [ 16].

That study was limited by comparison with a younger population without implants and by having low levels of circulating metal ions, but MoM implants revised to MoP have shown less leukocyte DNA damage in the revised group (Dunstan et al. 2008).

The small, but sustained, improvement of the revised group does show some promise on the positive effects of the revised curriculum on healthcare worker training.

Both lineages now have substantial internal structure and revised groups of defining mutations.

In the multivariate model, adjusted for HTI, individual characteristics including revised curriculum group (5.60; CI: 2.85, 9.14) and men (5.42; CI: 2.41, 8.42) outperformed their initial curriculum and female peers.

PEKING — The bankers of the Quintuple Group have received instructions to the effect that the Paris Conference revised the groups' agreement by throwing open the field of industrial loans.

Each time we revised the grouping of codes, we re-read every quote within each code under consideration.

The sample size was calculated based on an expected 18% difference in mean scores between the initial and revised curriculum groups, increasing from a hypothesized 75%to88.5%5%.