Sentence examples for smaller selected from inspiring English sources
Most studies on cortisol have focused on smaller, selected samples.
The vast majority of previous studies of cortisol have focused on smaller selected groups.
The broad scope of roles, and the size and diversity of the target populations, complicates our ability to evaluate PHC quality particularly when compared to the smaller, selected, populations observed in secondary health care.
Our prevalence rate is higher than that reported in a previous study of callous unemotional traits in a smaller, selected sample of young people with ASD, which found 36% were 'high' in callous unemotional traits.
Our results therefore offer important knowledge on the descriptive characteristics of cortisol in relation to age and gender, and on the impact that associations previously seen between cortisol and abdominal obesity in smaller, selected samples have on a population level.
The relative enrichment in shorter chain saturated TAG species observed in samples from the LD group is remarkably similar to that recently shown to be associated with IR in a large epidemiological study [ 1] and smaller selected cohort studies [ 2, 20].
He devised a sampling system in which the thorough counting of stars in small, selected areas gave an indication of the structure of the Milky Way Galaxy.
The role of intraoperative transesophageal echocardiography in patients in whom isolated coronary artery bypass graft surgery is anticipated has been reported only in small selected groups.
According to the agreement, small, selected groups of African Americans would order food at the downtown lunch counters on a day known in advance to the merchants.
Most previous studies have used small, selected samples of adolescents.
