Sentence examples for selected population subgroups from inspiring English sources

Since 1980, when the hypothesis was introduced, evidence has accumulated documenting slow trends toward morbidity compression in the population, and much more marked changes in selected population subgroups.

Table 4 Percentage of total arsenic represented as inorganic arsenic for selected population subgroups under all scenarios   Inorganic arsenic contribution percentage Age/Sex subgroups 6-11 mo.

A graph of total arsenic exposure for US males, US females, and the most exposed population subgroups is provided in Figure 1. Figure 1 Total arsenic exposure for selected population subgroups.

Few studies have, however, examined CAM use in these patients, most of them in highly selected population subgroups.

This data underscore the disproportionate impact of some viral infections across selected population subgroups in Puerto Rico.

The NHIS, one of the oldest US national health surveys, has a complex multistage probability design that uses clustering and stratification with oversampling of selected population subgroups [ 10, 11].

This selected population remained stable over time.

SP = selected population.

The concept of drug testing in selected populations has been recently suggested by retrospective analyses of HCC clinical trials in which a particular subgroup of patients, either enriched by clinical factors or by tissue biomarkers, derived more benefits from the novel drug.

Subgroup analyses were also conducted including only studies with a low risk of bias based upon high response rates (>70%) in both cases and controls and the use of randomly selected population-based controls.

They are used to determine the magnitude and impact of diseases or other conditions in populations or in selected subgroups of populations.