Sentences with phrase «diverse study cohorts»
Sample sets were selected from well - characterized, ethnically diverse study cohorts of individuals with or without an AD diagnosis and the presence or absence of known risk factor genes.
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The Multiethnic Cohort Study comprised a diverse ethnic population.
The Chronic Hepatitis Cohort Study is an analysis of records from a large, geographically and racially diverse group of 9,783 patients receiving care at four large U.S. health systems: Henry Ford Health System in Detroit; Kaiser Permanente Northwest in Portland, Oregon; Kaiser Permanente in Honolulu and Geisinger Health System in Danville, Pennsylvania.
To address limitations of previous studies, the review included 11 clinically and geographically diverse cohorts.
Capra said his team's next steps include expanding the study to bigger cohorts that contain groups of more diverse (not just European) ancestry.
IB seniors at South Side take the same Theory of Knowledge exam as their cohorts at Flathead High School, in Kalispell, Montana, and Menntaskólinn vid Hamrahlid, in Reykjavik, Iceland — but along the way the three classes may study altogether different texts and complete wildly diverse assignments.
In SSP, you will join a remarkably diverse cohort of leaders and life - long learners, each pursuing ambitious social and professional goals through individualized courses of study.
Although this study was an unusual opportunity to develop a screener in a large and sociodemographically diverse representative healthy birth cohort sample, additional psychometric research with the BITSEA is warranted.
The sample studied (N = 1004) comprised an ethnically (33.3 % minority) and socioeconomically (17.8 % living in poverty and 11.3 % living in borderline poverty) diverse, healthy, birth cohort from a metropolitan region of the northeastern United States.
Longitudinal study of cardiometabolic risk from early adolescence to early adulthood in an ethnically diverse cohort
Results from an initial study conducted in rural New York have been followed up in Memphis and Denver, communities that are more urban and more ethnically diverse families than the original cohort.