Sentence examples for somewhat different populations from inspiring English sources

However, they concentrated on somewhat different populations.

Similar programs are being tested in other locales with somewhat different populations (Hughes SL and Boult C, personal communication), and SSSKC is currently in negotiations with Carle Hospital Foundation to include HEP as part of a Medicare demonstration project.

The differences between the projections of mortality and those of incidence (other than the somewhat different populations studied – the United Kingdom and England, respectively) are in part explained by the improvement in prognosis for some cancers in recent years, partly as a result of screening and partly because of better treatment.

Apart from the somewhat different populations studied (our projections were based on rates from GB, not just England (86.2% of the British population in 2007)), the availability of 4 years additional data (2004 2007) and the slight differences in methodology, there are two important sources of difference.

On the other hand, S-100-positive DC do appear to show some correlation with the breast tumour grade (Bell et al, 1999; Lespagnard et al, 1999), indicating that CD1a and S-100 define somewhat different populations of DCs in breast cancers.

The purpose of the present study is to advance a validity argument for the ACT by assessing the reliability, acceptability, and validity of scores obtained with the instrument when completed by a somewhat different population, namely healthcare aides in residential long-term care settings (nursing homes).

Individual participants' peak responses to these contrasts were overlapping in pMTG yet spatially distinct within posterior temporal cortex, suggesting that LIFG co-activates with somewhat different neuronal populations during action retrieval and difficult feature selection.

This finding is mostly likely due to the fact that a somewhat different patient population was studied.

Although a somewhat different client population, a proposed CM model for in-patient psychiatry also includes variables related to depression, cognition and functional performance [ 18].

Finally, a potential drawback with this study, like any other utilising trial data, is that the patient population might be somewhat different from the actual population of COPD patients (GOLD II IV) in Sweden.

Although the adult tumour population is somewhat different from the paediatric tumour population (as pointed out in the editorial), most of the time a neurosurgeon has to rely on transferable skills, since the likelihood of operating the exact same entity with the exact same shape and location may be slim in many cases.