1 ble words (5, 26 or thousands) the test word
is drawn from.
2 Data
were drawn from 1,996 participants in a national survey.
3 Samples
were drawn from 10 individuals and represent four popula
4 Serial blood samples
were drawn from 10 patients with acute ischemic stroke p
5 Blood
was drawn from 12 male CCI patients (median age 67 y, ra
6 Study subjects
were drawn from 2 population-based case-control studies
7 Data
were drawn from 2 prospective cohorts of PWUD in Vancouv
8 One blood sample
was drawn from 23 MS patients receiving natalizumab for
9 m sample of 5036 patients, aged 25 and over,
was drawn from 29 general practices in the Grampian regi
10 Patients
were drawn from 3 adenoma chemoprevention trials.
11 s (n = 177), coupled continuously since HCT,
were drawn from 40 North American transplantation center
12 ous Blood and Marrow Transplant Registry and
were drawn from 40 transplantation centers.
13 The population
was drawn from 49,073 patients undergoing isolated aorti
14 Lymphoblast samples
were drawn from 53 individuals with 22q11.2DS and 16 typ
15 Blood
was drawn from 56 individual CHB patients prior to IFNal
16 A total of 1831 blood samples
were drawn from 584 patients (mean [SD] age, 40 [16] yea
17 Blood
was drawn from 725 patients undergoing coronary angiogra
18 Data
were drawn from 748 patients with open epicardial arteri
19 .5 to 2.0) of genotype with MI or CAD, blood
was drawn from 791 patients (pt) undergoing angiography.
20 A matched cohort
was drawn from 9364 participants of the third National H
21 the selection coefficients for these mutants
are drawn from a continuous distribution.
22 The data
are drawn from a diverse population that overrepresents
23 now appreciate that new lymphoid progenitors
are drawn from a heterogeneous collection of hematopoiet
24 sults suggest that population spike patterns
are drawn from a limited "vocabulary," sampled widely by
25 nt for an allele, it is assumed that samples
are drawn from a panmictic population and that selection
26 Since exocytosed vesicles
are drawn from a readily releasable pool of packaged tra
27 However, the conclusions
are drawn from a series of pre-steady-state stopped-flow
28 frequencies of an allele across populations
are drawn from a set of underlying population frequencie
29 ical aspect of the model: perceptual reports
are drawn from a weighted population code.
30 cts, tracking work, and writing manuscripts,
are drawn from a wide variety of published sources from
31 trials are specially recruited, rather than
being drawn from a general population of men with lower
32 One
was drawn from a large health system by applying natural
33 ntrolled sample studied thus far; the sample
was drawn from a large prospective study (the Physician'
34 The participant subsample
was drawn from a larger parent sample of older adults en
35 d been employed at some time since diagnosis
was drawn from a multicenter study of outcome in SLE.
36 nder-matched control nonobstetric population
was drawn from a single-center general critical care pop
37 Data
were drawn from a 21-year longitudinal birth cohort stud
38 The participants
were drawn from a birth cohort (N=1,795) in whom signs o
39 Participants
were drawn from a birth cohort of 1,795 boys and girls w
40 Subjects
were drawn from a birth cohort of all individuals born b
41 Participants
were drawn from a cohort whose partners were pregnant wo
42 Patients
were drawn from a cohort with psychotic disorders follow
43 aking one of 3 calcium channel blockers, who
were drawn from a community-based population in northeas
44 These random sets
were drawn from a computationally generated compound lib
45 iding individuals, aged 57 through 85 years,
were drawn from a cross-sectional, nationally representa
46 Data
were drawn from a face-to-face epidemiologic survey of 3
47 Patients
were drawn from a hospital registry of 2400 consecutive
48 Cerebral venous blood gases
were drawn from a jugular bulb venous catheter.
49 Data
were drawn from a large autopsy series (N = 1,337) of in
50 Data
were drawn from a large behavioral health service delive
51 Cross-sectional survey data
were drawn from a large general population-based sample
52 Subjects
were drawn from a large, community-based cohort of child
53 Participants
were drawn from a longitudinal, 1.5T DTI database of 841
54 Live donors
were drawn from a mandated national registry of 80 347 l
55 Data
were drawn from a Medicaid medical claims data set from
56 icide cases in England and Wales (1997-2006)
were drawn from a national index of homicide perpetrator
57 Comparative data
were drawn from a nationally representative sample in th
58 A prospective cohort study where data
were drawn from a nationally representative sample of 34
59 Data
were drawn from a population-based cohort born from 1959
60 Study participants
were drawn from a prospective cohort study initiated at
61 Data
were drawn from a random sample of CT encounters that oc
62 Participants
were drawn from a range of clinical settings in Ireland.
63 Data
were drawn from a recent study of adult primary care pat
64 eflecting a response rate of 65 percent) who
were drawn from a representative random sample of physic
65 Participants (N=132)
were drawn from a sample of patients evaluated at the em
66 ontamination rates were lower when specimens
were drawn from a separate site compared with when they
67 Part II of the study, quantitative wear data
were drawn from a single clinical trial wherein the same
68 Participants
were drawn from a single safety-net health system and ha
69 lly balanced normal pairs (28 MZ and 31 DZ),
were drawn from a twin cohort consisting of all of the s
70 tation and color) in which change magnitudes
were drawn from a wide range, including small changes.
71 LIMITATION: Patients
were drawn from academic centers and analyzed retrospect
72 The control group
was drawn from acquaintances recommended by survivors an
73 the pediatric population, and insights must
be drawn from adult studies, which has its own unique li
74 The sample
was drawn from adults who responded to the 1994 National
75 These 28 indicators
were drawn from all 5 categories of potential indicators
76 Studies
were drawn from all occupational sectors (i.e. health an
77 ble to other inference; and (7) when samples
are drawn from an admixed population and one of its pare
78 e a model by which the within gene variances
are drawn from an inverse gamma distribution, whose para
79 The AGES-Reykjavik sample
is drawn from an established population-based cohort, th
80 These patients
were drawn from an inception cohort of 441 subjects enro
81 Data for this analysis
were drawn from an international collaboration of nine p
82 The case-control data
were drawn from approximately 4.7 [corrected] million co
83 ave implications for the inferences that can
be drawn from archaeological stone assemblages and the o
84 report on the temporal baselines that could
be drawn from biodiversity monitoring schemes in Europe
85 HSCT survivors
were drawn from BMTSS (N = 145), whereas conventionally
86 e of 2,160 outpatients (mean age = 62 years)
was drawn from Boston-area U.S. Department of Veterans A
87 Internal jugular venous blood
was drawn from both left and right sides and analyzed fo
88 techniques is lacking and current data have
been drawn from case series.
89 Data sets
were drawn from case-control, cohort, and population-bas
90 survivors (N = 7207) and siblings (N = 4020)
were drawn from CCSS.
91 persons from Framingham, Massachusetts, who
were drawn from census-tract data and random-digit telep
92 Participants in the clinical sample
were drawn from child psychiatry and child health clinic
93 with knee osteoarthritis on radiography who
were drawn from clinics in the Veterans Administration h
94 The indications for this review
were drawn from common applications or anticipated uses,
95 he detection and risk assessment of SIHD and
were drawn from common applications or anticipated uses,
96 Continuous fibers
are drawn from composites fabricated from the in situ po
97 Patient probands
were drawn from consecutive admissions to residential an
98 Study participants
were drawn from consecutive patients who underwent colon
99 Plasma samples
were drawn from critically ill patients (n = 230) identi
100 e disease, but support for this proposal has
been drawn from cross-sectional studies, which do not pr
101 The examples
are drawn from current research that involves population
102 Individual data
were drawn from Danish longitudinal registers.
103 General conclusions
were drawn from data where appropriate.
104 The data
were drawn from decision-making conversations between 32
105 und that performance was superior when items
were drawn from different categories (e.g., two faces/tw
106 When a curve
was drawn from direct readings of the In-Check scale, it
107 he journal articles that comprise the corpus
are drawn from diverse biomedical disciplines and are ma
108 he degree of this loss of sensitivity, blood
was drawn from each of 228 febrile, adult inpatients in
109 l participants were gathered, a blood sample
was drawn from each to determine the lipid profile (tota
110 Within a block of trials, the 'go' times
were drawn from either a bimodal or unimodal distributio
111 Individuals
were drawn from electronic, real-world, real-time clinic
112 Patients
were drawn from electronic, real-world, real-time clinic
113 All elements
are drawn from existing models to provide intervention d
114 Data
were drawn from face-to-face surveys of 34,653 adult par
115 This is illustrated by the implications to
be drawn from familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and t
116 Blood samples
were drawn from fasted subjects (7 men and 8 women) befo
117 Blood
was drawn from fasting volunteers and separated into pla
118 Evidence
is drawn from functional imaging, drug studies, and lesi
119 dial infarction, stroke, or diabetes and who
were drawn from general practices in 24 British towns.
120 onary heart disease, stroke, or diabetes who
were drawn from general practices in 24 British towns.
121 ree of cardiovascular disease and cancer and
were drawn from general practices in 24 British towns.
122 tween genotypes, conclusions about cause can
be drawn from genetic associations even when the risk ra
123 s without psychosis (AD-P) and 5659 controls
were drawn from Genetic and Environmental Risk in AD Con
124 Although the examples
are drawn from health care, the approach may also be app
125 Venous blood samples
were drawn from healthy, exclusively breast-fed or formu
126 In the present study, blood
was drawn from humans and dogs with hemophilia, and thro
127 itical care although key recommendations can
be drawn from included studies.
128 tologies contain and the inferences that can
be drawn from it.
129 The study sample
was drawn from male pesticide applicators enrolled in 19
130 oratory testing, treatment, and hearing loss
were drawn from Medicaid data and published estimates.
131 Data
were drawn from meta-analysis of randomized controlled t
132 imental data on 985 constructs, of which 740
are drawn from Methanobacterium thermoautotrophicum, 123
133 g inferences about the origins of syntax can
be drawn from modern languages.
134 The Foxp3(+) iTreg cell repertoire
is drawn from naive conventional CD4(+) T cells, whereas
135 Insight must
be drawn from non-randomised data to provide such guidan
136 The study population
was drawn from normal-weight women with uncomplicated, s
137 Methods The majority of evidence
is drawn from observational studies and secondary analys
138 structions as to which category items should
be drawn from on a given run of trials were presented ov
139 two faces/two scenes) compared to when items
were drawn from one category (e.g., four faces).
140 Study subjects
were drawn from one hospital and one primary health care
141 even present when prime and target features
were drawn from opposing categories.
142 ately, isolating useful information that can
be drawn from other charge states, which may lead to poo
143 Two main points
are drawn from our results.
144 Several major inferences can
be drawn from our findings.
145 This conclusion has
been drawn from our investigation of the properties of s
146 mographic, haemodynamic and biochemical data
were drawn from participants in the Anglo-Cardiff Collab
147 The study population
was drawn from patients admitted to King Fahd Hospital i
148 Study participants
were drawn from patients who underwent colonoscopy at th
149 Blood samples
were drawn from patients with acute pulmonary thromboemb
150 Clinically, blood samples
were drawn from pediatric patients within 24 hours of me
151 which biologically important conclusions can
be drawn from published genomic data.
152 inimum-incidence estimates in urban Blantyre
were drawn from published estimates.
153 Evidence
was drawn from randomized controlled trials, which repre
154 ndicate that CD4 T cells reactive with H7 HA
are drawn from reactivity generated from seasonal strain
155 Examples
are drawn from recent experience using the Systematic Re
156 Data
were drawn from records for the first year of clinical c
157 oth categories of models assume that species
are drawn from regional source pools.
158 Data for the analysis
were drawn from reports of the Diabetic Retinopathy Clin
159 iations in surgery rates, so inferences must
be drawn from research on the alteration of overall rate
160 Subjects
were drawn from respondents to community epidemiological
161 ogram, and discusses the inferences that can
be drawn from samples, especially when resources limit s
162 Observations
are drawn from satellite data (sea surface height and oc
163 Publication data
were drawn from Scopus.
164 egnancy, and thus, treatment approaches must
be drawn from studies performed in a general patient pop
165 nally, although only limited conclusions can
be drawn from studies using the virulence-deficient G3 E
166 This conclusion
was drawn from studies utilizing a novel assay that meas
167 We analyzed nonfasting blood samples that
were drawn from subjects at enrollment for the 3 folate
168 We suggest some policy lessons that can
be drawn from such models, with the explicit aim of mini
169 and experimental investigations, and trends
are drawn from the literature.
170 Insights
are drawn from the quantitative examination of the produ
171 at the protein-family sizes of these species
are drawn from the same distribution.
172 ing genetic studies if stage 1 and 2 samples
are drawn from the same population.
173 that the DMBA-induced tumor precursor cells
are drawn from the stem/progenitor fraction, and we sugg
174 Conclusions
are drawn from the structures of these two MIF-inhibitor
175 METHODS AND Data
are drawn from the Whitehall II study (N = 10,308 at stu
176 definitive, several general conclusions may
be drawn from the available data.
177 ndermined by the limited inferences that can
be drawn from the characterisation of a woman's HPV stat
178 pulations in individual CF infections cannot
be drawn from the characterization of one or a few selec
179 ss among caregivers but no conclusions could
be drawn from the current evidence base.
180 One conclusion that can
be drawn from the data derived from multiple exposures t
181 No definitive conclusions can
be drawn from the existing data on either the long- and
182 Support for our proposals can
be drawn from the existing literature.
183 r other health and immunization programs can
be drawn from the experience of GPEI: change begins from
184 Molecular information can
be drawn from the genomic study of affected tissues in P
185 Following implications can
be drawn from the oscillations of these minerals phases:
186 Several key conclusions have
been drawn from the statistical analysis of global gene
187 The content of In the Clinic
is drawn from the clinical information and education res
188 The content of In the Clinic
is drawn from the clinical information and education res
189 The content of In the Clinic
is drawn from the clinical information and education res
190 The content of In the Clinic
is drawn from the clinical information and education res
191 The content of In the Clinic
is drawn from the clinical information and education res
192 The content of In the Clinic
is drawn from the clinical information and education res
193 The content of In the Clinic
is drawn from the clinical information and education res
194 Much of the terminology
is drawn from the epidemiology literature and may not be
195 The anti-viral T cell response
is drawn from the naive T cell repertoire.
196 to the probability that a given observation
is drawn from the null distribution.
197 ing uptake of a Cys-Cu complex in E. huxleyi
is drawn from the observation that Cu-limitation signifi
198 The sample
is drawn from the universe of WIC sites nationally, excl
199 50.2% men) without history of mental illness
was drawn from the 1998 and 2003 Scottish Health Survey.
200 The study population (n = 59,970)
was drawn from the Acute Coronary Treatment and Interven
201 The study sample
was drawn from the Acute Coronary Treatment and Interven
202 The sample
was drawn from the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (
203 tion to develop simulation model assumptions
was drawn from the existing literature, Medicaid fees, a
204 dult first-time kidney transplant recipients
was drawn from the Organ Procurement and Transplantation
205 This conclusion
was drawn from the statistical analysis of cryoelectron
206 Data
were drawn from the 1999 National Household Survey on Dr
207 listed in the designated Northeastern states
were drawn from the 2002 American Academy of Periodontol
208 ICU outcome data
were drawn from the 2004 modified Medicare provider anal
209 DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: Data
were drawn from the Bucharest Early Intervention Project
210 Data
were drawn from the Bucharest Early Intervention Project
211 Patients
were drawn from the cardiac catheterization registry of
212 Study participants (37 459 women)
were drawn from the Danish National Birth Cohort.
213 Data
were drawn from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing
214 Patients with food allergy
were drawn from the EuroPrevall birth cohort, community
215 Three major conclusions
were drawn from the experimental results.
216 Fetal blood samples
were drawn from the fetal brachial artery and jugular ve
217 The 335 participants
were drawn from the first 2,000 enrollees in the Nationa
218 Data
were drawn from the First National Health and Nutrition
219 Data
were drawn from the first two treatment levels of a mult
220 Participants (n=3001)
were drawn from the Framingham Heart Study (48% women; m
221 ; 44.1% women; mean baseline age 45.1 years)
were drawn from the Framingham Heart Study Third Generat
222 ords from January 1990 through February 2009
were drawn from the General Electric Centricity electron
223 Comparison cohorts
were drawn from the general population, and their member
224 Studies were included if participants
were drawn from the general population, common CIMT was
225 Our samples
were drawn from the general populations of the United St
226 Data
were drawn from the German National Health Interview and
227 Participants (n = 7,168)
were drawn from the Health and Retirement Study, a natio
228 ry of cardiovascular disease at baseline who
were drawn from the Health Survey for England and the Sc
229 Questions
were drawn from the Hopkins Symptom Checklist and from a
230 Data
were drawn from the household component of the Medical E
231 tional survey, age-stratified random samples
were drawn from the Indian Health Service clinic lists f
232 Cases
were drawn from the injury survey; controls (ATV drivers
233 s presenting with syncope as a first symptom
were drawn from the International LQTS Registry.
234 Subjects
were drawn from the large-scale Maternal and Infant Nutr
235 Data
were drawn from the latest French Decennial Health Surve
236 cost of new treatment, and other parameters
were drawn from the literature on treatment of NSCLC.
237 Patients
were drawn from the low-dose tenecteplase plus eptifibat
238 Data
were drawn from the MacArthur Violence Risk Assessment S
239 Data
were drawn from the Midlife Development in the United St
240 Participants
were drawn from the Minnesota Twin Family Study, a commu
241 Participants
were drawn from the Modeling of the Epidemiologic Transi
242 Data
were drawn from the National Comorbidity Survey (N=8,098
243 Data
were drawn from the National Comorbidity Survey, a commu
244 Subjects
were drawn from The National Institute of Mental Health
245 Data
were drawn from the New Haven Established Populations fo
246 Participants
were drawn from the Nurses' Health Study II, a cohort of
247 Data
were drawn from the ongoing multi-site EMBARC study.
248 seline (n = 564) and those without (n = 147)
were drawn from the Osteoarthritis Initiative cohort (n
249 Participants
were drawn from the Osteoarthritis Initiative, a longitu
250 Storytellers
were drawn from the patient population.
251 hout clinical diagnosis of heart disease who
were drawn from the population-based Rotterdam Study.
252 Supporting data
were drawn from the published, peer-reviewed literature
253 Data
were drawn from the randomized Placement of Aortic Trans
254 Children evaluated
were drawn from the records of NWTS-4.
255 For each measurement, blood samples
were drawn from the sagittal sinus and brachiocephalic a
256 2) whether model scores for the two samples
were drawn from the same parent distribution, 3) whether
257 lectivities that were deduced in this manner
were drawn from the sequential application of CrO3 oxida
258 Depression subjects
were drawn from the Sequential Treatment Alternatives to
259 Utilization data
were drawn from the Surveillance, Epidemiology and End R
260 Bipolar disorder subjects
were drawn from the Systematic Treatment Enhancement Pro
261 1,062) with a patent infarct-related artery
were drawn from the Thrombolysis In Myocardial Infarctio
262 Data
were drawn from the Thrombolysis In Myocardial Infarctio
263 Participants
were drawn from the Twins Early Development Study, a pop
264 In this case-control study, participants
were drawn from the UK Avon Longitudinal Study of Parent
265 Data
were drawn from the UK General Practice Research Databas
266 splant recipients in 2000 to 2007 (n=48,179)
were drawn from the United States Renal Data System.
267 splant recipients in 2000 to 2007 (n=45,250)
were drawn from the United States Renal Data System.
268 idney-only transplant recipients (1995-2003)
were drawn from the United States Renal Data System.
269 Data
were drawn from the United States Renal Data System.
270 trols (ATV drivers who had not been injured)
were drawn from the user survey.
271 Data about relatives
were drawn from the Utah Population Database.
272 Cause of death data
were drawn from the verbal autopsies in the Registrar Ge
273 069 panelists residing outside New York, NY,
were drawn from the wave 1 sample (n = 2729) and receive
274 Data
were drawn from the Whitehall II study with baseline exa
275 d RR-TB patients per South African province,
were drawn from the years 2011 and 2013, i.e., before an
276 9 control teenagers with cancer-free parents
were drawn from the Young-HUNT study.
277 tient cohorts, ensuring solid conclusions to
be drawn from them for the advantage of patients and soc
278 ly made public, and the conclusions that may
be drawn from them, as well as an update on findings con
279 o errors, yet important inferences can still
be drawn from them.
280 ons about the origins of 1,4 selectivity can
be drawn from these experiments.
281 ogeneity limit both the conclusions that can
be drawn from these findings and the quantitative poolin
282 ction in different experimental contexts can
be drawn from these models.
283 Two conclusions can
be drawn from these observations: (i) the spontaneous tr
284 Although no definite conclusion can
be drawn from these results, we suggest that altered sen
285 Three conclusions can
be drawn from these results.
286 However, clear conclusions cannot
be drawn from these studies because hemispheric asymmetr
287 nical trials as well as to assess lessons to
be drawn from these studies.
288 The following findings
are drawn from this study: the main permeation barrier i
289 inical efficacy of ODN marrow purging cannot
be drawn from this small pilot study.
290 A few conclusions can
be drawn from this study: (1) FID assay with 3 and polyn
291 Radii
were drawn from this center through the transition point
292 7BL/6J reference genome, with most mouse TEs
being drawn from three distinct classes, namely short in
293 Participants
were drawn from two different localities in England, one
294 Data
were drawn from two experiments which examined glutamate
295 Participants
were drawn from two Intensive Care Units in a large univ
296 Data
were drawn from two large (Ns exceeding 42,000) cross-se
297 Subjects
were drawn from two sources--ongoing longitudinal regist
298 Participants in this study
were drawn from two sources: 803 men and women from the
299 tage, two clusters of 12 dwelling units each
were drawn from within each primary sampling unit (or 24
300 almost all conclusions underlying this idea
were drawn from work using recombinant proteins.