Sentence examples for sensitive subgroups from inspiring English sources

When considering that sensitive subgroups and multimodal distributions of inter-individual sensitivity have not been taken into account in those analyses, an unwavering belief in the undue conservativeness of the default uncertainty factor appears ill-founded Table  6.

No back transition to more sensitive subgroups is assumed so far, thus excluding mechanisms of restoring sensitivity.

No sensitive subgroups were identified.

Cells from sensitive subgroups would need to be appropriately included.

Overall relative risks may largely reflect the response from sensitive subgroups.

Therefore, molecular predictive markers for identification of chemotherapy sensitive subgroups of patients are highly needed.

The relation between symptoms and measures of exposure to (truck) traffic-related air pollution were almost entirely restricted to children with BHR and/or sensitization to common allergens, indicating that these are a sensitive subgroup among all children for these effects.

Because kidney transplant recipients have prevalent traditional and nontraditional risk factors, they may constitute a sensitive subgroup.

In one study, 21 patients with myofascial TMD pain were divided with respect to the tender point into an insensitive subgroup resembling healthy subjects and a sensitive subgroup resembling fibromyalgia syndrome patients' QST profile [14].

The sensitive subgroup showed more expanded pain areas and generalized changes in pain perception over the cheek, trapezius, and hand dorsum in contrast to the insensitive patients with more localized changes [14].

Due to these factors, infants and toddlers are regarded as a sensitive subgroup in the population.