Sentence examples for using a population sample from inspiring English sources

Using a population sample drawn from the Danish Medical Birth Register, Wohlfahrt and colleagues reported annual fluctuations in birth length [ 11], with peak birth length in April (Spring), and a second smaller peak in October.

To date, only one study has reported an association between KIR genes and their HLA ligands with leprosy phenotypes, using a population sample of 165 patients from south Brazil [ 10].

Hence, participants (⩾18 years) were recruited through outpatient clinics in seven cancer centres across the UK on a sequential basis using a population sample stratified by gender and stage of treatment.

This case control study was conducted using a population sample from Rondonópolis (Mid-Western State of Mato Grosso, Brazil: latitude 16°28′15″ South and longitude 54°38′08″ West), consisting of 408 patients with leprosy (250 men and 158 women) with a median age of 41 years treated in government healthcare clinics of the municipality of Rondonópolis.

We used a population sample from the County of Norrbotten (NB), northern Sweden, which is part of the Northern Swedish Population Health Study, for an independent test of the association of the GHRHR haplotype with height.

In all measurements of evolved populations, we used a population sample and not selected clones.

Their approach is to use a population sample, and regress phenotypic similarity on estimates of relatedness derived from detected segments of identity by descent (IBD).

Therefore we also used a population sampling strategy, involving two genetically distinct groups which we consider as regional populations: 1) L. vulgaris graecus from Albania, Greece and Macedonia and 2) L. montandoni from the southern part of its range.

With an imperfect PLE (δ γ ≠0), we can also compute the (approximate) expected bias and RMSE via the Monte Carlo approach in Section 4.2, using a population N=6,000 samples.

Using a population-based sampling strategy; we sampled one child and one adult per household.

No study has compared the bothersomeness of all lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) using a population-based sample of adults.