Examples of using Study population in English and their translations into German
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Of the study population had estrogen receptor positive breast cancer.
The mean duration of exposure to romiplostim in this study population was 50 weeks.
Study Population B-CLL according to the updated IWCLL guidelines Hallek et al.
The protocol of study GAO4753gdefined patients with iNHL including FL as the study population.
The study population of 21 tested samples is however too small to evaluate this result as significant.
The effect on race could not be analysed because the study population was predominantly Caucasian 88.
The study population had an average age of 62 years; the average duration of diabetes was 9.5 years.
The odds ratio is used for epidemiological studies and it is a usefulestimate of the risk ratio if the risk of disease in the study population is low.
The study population comprised 123 obese participants who had an average age of 47 years and a BMI(in kg/m2) of 34.0.
The HF registry shows that the mortality rate of patients not covered by the MERIT-HFstudy was significantly higher than the rate in the study population, and that these patients also benefit from beta blocker therapy.
The study population included 58 patients with a prior subtotal or total colectomy and 25 patients with an intact colon.
A small butsignificantly increased standardized hospitalisation ratio for migraine and vertigo was observed in the study population whereas the standardized hospitalisation ratios for Alzheimer disease, dementia, and Parkinson disease were all statistically significantly decreased.
Our study population comprised a broad range of noncardiac surgery patients, but no patients scheduled for ophthalmologic surgery.
The present study is based on the study population of the case-control studies of Hardell et al(2006), Hardell et al(2011) and Hardell et al 2010.
The study population consisted of approximately 48% antimuscarinic treatment naïve patients as well as approximately 52% patients previously treated with antimuscarinic medication.
The objective is to define the household such that each person in the study population belongs to one and only one household, so that a sample of households provides a coverage for the entire population of interest.
The study population comprised patients with technically unresectable disease, patients with low probability of surgical cure and patients aiming at organ preservation.
Idiopathic orheritable PAH was the most common aetiology in the study population(56%), followed by PAH due to connective tissue disorders(37%), PAH associated with drugs and toxins(3%), corrected simple congenital heart disease(2%), and HIV 2.
The study population included all parents in Germany with a child(under the age of 15 years) diagnosed in 2001 with one of the diseases registered and systematically recorded by the GCCR.
Idiopathic orheritable PAH was the most common aetiology in the study population(58%) followed by PAH due to connective tissue disorders(29%), PAH associated with simple corrected congenital heart disease(10%), and PAH associated with other aetiologies drugs and toxins[2%] and HIV 1.
The study population included those≥ 65 years(n=8561) and≥ 75 years(n=2330), with normal or mild renal impairment(n=13,916) as well as moderate(n=2240) or severe(n=336) renal impairment.
The effects on retinopathy in the study population were not convincing after adjustment for BP and glycaemic control and are not further supported by external data.
In these study populations, mean additional reductions of supine blood pressure of 7/ 7 mmHg, 9/ 5 mmHg, and 8/ 4 mmHg, and mean additional reductions of standing blood pressure of 6/ 6 mmHg, 11/ 4 mmHg, and 4/ 5 mmHg, respectively, were observed.
Number of employed persons in the studied population.
Each individual from the studied populations corresponds to a vertical line, and consists in various proportions of the different clusters.
Number of accidents(fatal or non-fatal) Number of employed persons in the studied population.
The efficacy of leflunomide was confirmed in this study, but no incremental overall benefit was observed in the studied population with the use of a loading dose regimen.
The international research team tended to find the rare variations in geographically isolated regions,while more frequent deviations were found worldwide in all studied populations.
The current indication does neither reflect the studied population in the two pivotal studies submitted for this variation of Gadograf nor the clinical context for which Gadograf has demonstrated to have the same diagnostic accuracy than its comparator.
As only those patients with high suspicion or evidence of having a focal disease of liver or kidneys obtained by other diagnostic tests or histopathology were included in the two pivotal studies, the indication approved must reflect the studied population and not in general for any patient undergoing a contrast enhanced MRI of liver or kidneys.