In comparison to the 2006 Republic of Ireland National Census, participants in our study were slightly over representative of women and higher socio economic group, as this may represent a greater willingness to undertake a physical examination and specimen collection.
The woman sitting next to her was slightly more representative of the spirit of the subway.
The school's intake has also begun, inch by inch, to be slightly more representative of the whole local demographic, but we are still a way off from being the school of choice for the white middle classes.
This suggests that the APACHE II risk of death scores is slightly more representative of the cohort's illness in the STAR cohort compared with the SPRINT cohort.
When he took over, Bulgari was regarded as a slightly faded representative of the era of La Dolce Vita, whose heyday was the 1950s and early 1960s.
Although evidence is limited, there is a tendency for settings of non-randomised studies to be slightly more representative of those who are eligible to be included [ 7].
By excluding patients with SSc, PsA, and other inflammatory arthritides from the utility assessment exercise, the results may be slightly non-representative of the general population.
Figure 6b is represented of the metastable o-NH2 protonation, while Figure 6c is representative of a slightly more stable and highly populated o-NH2 protonation.
After the annealing process, the XRD grain size slightly increases up to 28.2 nm, representative of a moderate effect of the thermal treatment in the crystal quality (Figure 2).
Our use of a slightly more overweight control group, although representative of our clinic population, may have obscured some case-control difference.
