The method used for computing your balance ("adjusted balance" is best for consumers but is rare, "average daily balance," a good second choice for consumers, is the most common; "two-cycle balance" is not good for consumers and should be avoided).
The impact of heterogeneity is similar when the outcome is rare (average power across all IF values for KHDL: 0.24, average power across all IF values for IVDL: 0.21, see Table 3).
Although invasive listeriosis is rare (average annual incidence for 2004 2009 was 0.27 cases/100,000 population) (6 ), US subpopulations at increased risk are growing in size, including adults ≥65 years of age and Hispanics (2010 Census estimates of 40.3 and 50.5 million, respectively).
Taiwan's Taiex weighted index was one of the rare averages in negative territory, down 0.4%, to 9008.49.
A study in the forest dynamics plot on BCI found that between 1982 and 2000, around 65% of individuals died, with mortality highest amongst small individuals (20 cm dbh) are relatively rare, averaging 2.4 trees per hectare, compared to 40 trees per hectare of >1 cm dbh.
Physical chromosomal loss was a rare event (on average of 0.2% of the genome) and was only found in 3/15 carcinomas, in which small telomeric regions on chromosomes 1q, 4q, 8p and 18q were deleted.
He said that on average a rare jazz 78 might sell for $1,500 to $5,000, whereas sales for a comparable blues record would start at $5,000.
In spite of this, CRC is a rare diagnosis for the average GP in Sweden, who can expect to encounter fewer than one new case a year [ 7].
High-resolution anatomical T2-weighted images were then acquired from the same 10 contiguous transverse slices, using a RARE sequence with 10 averages of 128 phase-encoding steps over the same 1.92 × 1.92 cm FOV (150 × 150 μm in plane resolution), with TE=36 ms, TR=4.5 s and a RARE factor of 8.
