Sentences with phrase «one's study population»

For the most part, intervention effects have not proven to be significantly different for different types of study populations.

The most common study populations for these newer drugs are patients with chronic low back pain.

We acknowledge that replication of our findings in larger study populations is required because the sample size is small.

These analyses were performed for the whole study population excluding the unemployed participants.

The association with cancer risk was quite consistent across study populations.

His research and that of his colleagues seeks to clarify the causal patterns behind these losses, most recently by studying population dynamics of fossil species using ancient DNA methods.

They also studied the population of the county in the six years before the program began, to compare it with the first six years of the program.

In the overall study population, each type of exercise reduced body fat significantly and similarly.

This may be due to a large number of studies with relatively small study populations.

He noted that after studying the population of those affected by food insecurity, one of the recommendations to address the situation was to strengthen their access to food.

Previously in this same study population, similar findings were observed when comparing those with high or low intake of fish.

The findings were true among white, African American, and Hispanic participants, although the authors say they should be confirmed in more diverse study populations.

For example, you might plan research in a foreign country so you have access to a unique study population.

«I like studying populations that we don't know a lot about,» she said.

Studies with age - specific reference values from infancy through adolescence with large study populations are scarce.

«Liver injury caused by herbals, dietary supplements rises in study population.»

Linguists have studied populations who move their hands when they speak.

So, with his doctorate finally in hand, he set off for a 3 - year postdoc with evolutionary biologist James Curtsinger at the University of Minnesota, a collaborator on Vaupel's medfly project who was also studying population genetics in Drosophila.

Neither advantage nor disadvantage proven from the consideration of the total study population of the JADV study for research questions 2 and 3 of dossier assessment A17 - 14

Study population comprised 256 healthy non-pregnant women (mean age 29.2 years, range 19 to 42) who had discontinued contraception in order to become pregnant.

WCR and VRF provided specimens and data on study population.

By studying this population over time in a randomized clinical trial, the research team was able to eliminate many confounding variables.

«We'd like to eventually study populations with fewer impairments and bring in neuroimaging techniques to better understand the initial changes in brain and cognition that are due to Alzheimer's disease,» Monti said.

Similarly, in 1981, researchers studied populations of two Polynesian atolls.

Although the study was conducted in a British population, the researchers believe that similar results could be found in other countries but that different definitions of infertility and of study populations mean it can be difficult to make comparisons.

Dr. Lips studies population biology and the community ecology of amphibians.

In the past, researchers could either predefine a demographic model or try to be model - flexible when studying population genetics.

A general conclusion for all mental health measures is that a large proportion of non-significant findings are due to low power and few sampling days combined with low contrasts between study groups and within study populations.

An earlier study analysing the duration of antipsychotic treatment in the same study population found that the use of antipsychotics in patients with Alzheimer's disease continues for a significantly long period.

These factors might have contributed to the weak association found between breast - feeding and atopic dermatitis in the entire study population (Table 2).

Building on his field studies of African herbivores, Owen - Smith develops a new modeling approach for studying the population dynamics of large mammals.

Of the original study population, 22.5 % (1074) were lost to follow - up for various reasons, primarily missing contact information at Project EAT - I (n = 411) and no address found at follow - up (n = 591).

He found out that you can't suppress the geographical features: they appear as the roads avoid them, and you can get a more immediate idea of the population density of a region just by looking at its roads than by studying its population data.

But her research assistant Rodrigo Hamede Ross has been studying this population since before the disease hit the area in 2006.

(The other study population was «harassed rodents.»)

«It makes no sense to us as biologists studying populations in nature to combine them all into one species,» says Grant.

Determining which fish are living in various bodies of water can be a daunting task for scientists studying those populations.

Publications over the past two decades also show that this regimen can improve memory, cognitive functions immune parameters, and general physical condition in different study populations.

Hereafter, the prevalence of LBP was assessed in the whole study population according to the number of exposures reported (in the highest category).

This outstanding lesson has been designed to help students studying population movement 1750 - 1900.

An interesting stat from 2004, in a report by National Transfer Accounts, which studies populations and economic change and is based at Berkley University in California, said that Nigerians spent more than they earned until they were 32.

«One of the important points of the study is that we didn't study a population of kids who had very high exposures.