Sentence examples for the study population restricted from inspiring English sources

Because previously published studies of NYC firefighters did not detect a protective effect of masks and respirators (Banauch et al. 2006; Feldman et al. 2004; Prezant et al. 2002), we replicated our analyses with a subset of the study population restricted to the organization group comprised of firefighters and search and rescue teams.

A number of significant differences in the study populations (restricted age range, combining two sex specific cohorts) in their study may have contributed to this.

All-white study population restricts generalizability.

The study population was restricted to those patients with a hemoglobin level ≥7 g/dl, as guideline recommendations suggest considering a transfusion below this threshold.

The higher gap definition could be an explanation for the founding in differences in the study of Fisher et al.. Moreover the study population was restricted to patients who were under 65 years of age, contrarily to our study which includes all patients older than 18yearss.

The study population was restricted to subjects with an FVC >50 and <90 % of predicted, DLco >25 and <90 % of predicted, and resting saturated oxygen of >92 % on room air at sea level who have findings of usual interstitial pneumonia pattern on HRCT and/or usual interstitial pneumonia pattern on histopathology (i.e., lung biopsy), and the exclusion of known causes of interstitial lung disease.

A limitation of this study is that the study population was restricted to patients with acute otitis media or pneumonia.

For the purposes of the study reported here, the study population was restricted to the women who were HIV-1 seropositive at enrolment to the trial.

Also, the study population was restricted to women with available blood samples, but excluded women were equally distributed in the groups we compared.

In this Phase III trial, the study population was restricted in order to allow comparison of the two treatments and probably does not reflect the baseline clinical and demographic characteristics of the general population of malaria patients in the region.

The study population was restricted to postmenopausal women.