Sentence examples for tool group from inspiring English sources

Knowledge was assessed in the KT tool group at a mean of 17 weeks just after recruitment, and in the control group at a mean of 31 weeks.

Modules in this tool group allow users to annotate genes and proteins with high-level information concerning their functional role in an organism.

The women in the KT tool group would have typically had 2 regularly scheduled visits before being recruited, approximately four weeks apart (e.g. 12 and 16 weeks).

This three-armed cluster randomised controlled trial with 120 participants with COPD and 120 participants with DM2 (aged 40 70), compares the counselling protocol with and without the use of the tool (group 1 and 2) with usual care (group 3).

This paper describes the study protocol of a three-armed cluster randomised controlled trial with 120 participants with COPD and 120 participants with DM2 (aged 40 70), comparing the Self-management Support Program with and without the use of the tool (group 1 and 2) with usual care (group 3).

To compare the whole intervention with both usual care and SSP only (to isolate the effect of the tool), the trial has three arms: the use of a monitoring and feedback tool embedded in the SSP (group 1), the SSP without the tool (group 2), and usual care (group 3).

With today's rollout of college collaboration tool "Groups For Schools", Facebook gets nostalgic for Zuck's Wirehog and lets students share un-copyrighted files up to 25mb.

The DAVID functional annotation cluster tool groups genes based on their associated GO annotations.

Thus we will have 12 practices in each of the two screening approaches group and 12 practices in each of the two screening tool groups.

Next, the ArcGIS Collocate tool grouped points based on the Spatial Order value until a specified threshold of methane production potential was met.

ISMI is a four-point anchored Likert scale consisting of 29 items tool grouped into five subscales reflecting stigma resistance, alienation, stereotype endorsement, perceived discrimination and social withdrawal.