Examples of using Study population in English and their translations into Dutch
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Approximately half of the study population had at least two of the cardiovascular history entry criteria.
Together, SOTI and TROPOS enrolled 1,556 patients over 80 years at inclusion 23.1% of the study population.
The study population consisted of 497 women with osteoporosis as defined by low vertebral BMD T-score≤ 2.5.
The effect on race could not be analysed because the study population was predominantly Caucasian 88.
The protocol of study GAO4753g defined patients with iNHL including FL as the study population.
were used in approximately 50% of the study population.
Aclasta was administered once a year, until at least 211 patients in the study population had confirmed clinical fractures.
The study population will consist of a total of 4000 patients with a follow-up period of maximum 4 years.
The figure below illustrates how the disease prevalence in the study population affects the above indices.
The study population was 82% male,
the RMS was not acceptable, and that a broader indication reflecting the study population should be approved, namely.
survival rates in the study population estimated an adult sex ratio of 0.64,
3% of the study population.
67% of the study population was male;
The study population included those≥ 65 years(n=8561) and≥ 75 years(n=2330),
until at least 211 patients in the study population had confirmed clinical fractures.
In addition, a large scale epidemiological study in the united States involving a study population of 17,000 individuals known to have been exposed to significant concentrations of formaldehyde is at an advanced stage
STUDY POPULATION: Women undergoing IVF/ICSI with Implantation Failure after a first full ART cycle.
No incremental overall benefit was observed in the studied population with the use of a loading dose regimen.
Furthermore, it is difficult to transfer results from studies with very homogeneous study populations and standardized interventions into usual care and prevention.