Sentence examples for two groups of persons from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, we found in our study cohort two groups of persons with opposite mortality risks within the first month after a Campylobacter infection.

DSM-IV inhalant abuse and dependence diagnoses appeared to distinguish two groups of persons with inhalant-related problems differing primarily in severity, although the specific abuse and dependence criteria may function differently than conceptualized in DSM-IV.

Three groups of persons are disproportionately affected: the elderly, the immunocompromised, and pregnant women and their unborn or newborn infants.

We compared likelihood of revascularisation against age-specific coronary mortality and risk of coronary hospitalisations in the three groups of persons with severe mental disorders against persons without these disorders.

Only three groups of persons were further considered after these considerations: (1) Personnel of medium/short wave broadcasting stations, (2) amateur radio operators, and (3) workers on dielectric heat sealers.

We therefore analyse three groups of persons with newly diagnosed diabetes: those with a diabetes diagnosis only, those with coincident diabetes and CHD diagnoses, and those with a CHD diagnosis before the diabetes diagnosis.

For example, Nishimura et al. (2007) aimed at genes susceptible of autism by comparing normal persons to each of two groups of autistic persons.

This debate is exemplary: it is built around two "groups of wise persons", a group of scientific experts and the group of the Ethics Committee.

This debate on early screening of antisocial disorders is exemplary: it was built around two "groups of wise persons", a group of scientific experts and the group of opponents of the Ethics Committee.

This would provide the two groups of 124 persons needed to compare the response rate between the two interventions with 90% power and 5% error.

The first objective of this study was to compare the prevalence of modifiable risk factors for falling in two groups of older persons with a fall history.