Sentence examples for wide population groups from inspiring English sources

Results that are statistically and clinically significant might be robust enough to serve as the basis for health policies that could benefit wide population groups.

Thus, the supply to wide population groups was not easy nor quick, and this was a logistic problem that usually restricted and delayed the use of the vaccine to control outbreaks.

In this Cochrane Review, we assessed whether the estimate of effect observed only in RCTs is of similar magnitude to those seen in previous reviews and the applicability of hand washing interventions in reducing diarrhoeal diseases across wide population groups.

The generalisability of the findings of these studies to wider population groups and to those suffering a range of injuries is unclear.

The majority of patients who participated in this study had completed a higher qualification so our findings may not be applicable to a wider population group.

Although the pooled estimates reject the proposal that vitamin E supplementation would be beneficial for wide-ranging population groups, our study suggests that important subgroups being harmed or benefiting from vitamin E may be hidden in the misleadingly narrow confidence intervals.

Generic instruments do not focus on a particular condition, and therefore can be applied to a wide range of population groups as they are broad in scope, e.g. Euro-QoL (EQ-5D), Short Form Health Survey (SF-12) [ 13, 14].

The ceiling effects can be expected with generic HRQOL instruments since they are designed to apply to a wide range of population groups.

Since the doubly labeled water (DLW) method has been established as an important tool for the measurement of total energy expenditure (TEE) in man, there have been many reports detailing TEE from a wide range of population groups under free-living conditions.

One would expect the findings from this pilot to be generalizable to other areas of Kenya, as Coast is one of the poorest provinces and contains a mixture of relatively accessible and inaccessible districts, and a wide variety of population groups.

Blood samples for serology can be obtained more readily and from a wide range of population groups (for example as residual specimens collected for other purposes) and thus serology offers logistical advantages compared to the collection of cervical samples for genotyping.