First, our dependent variable is the change in the quality of institutions between 1990 and 2000 while the explanatory emigration rate pertains to 1990.
In addition, our findings reveal that the global variation and increase in the incidence rate pertains mostly to postmenopausal breast cancers.
"If these rates pertained to heart disease or cancer care, we would all be marching to protest at the unfairness of the system," he said.
These special rates pertain to courses numbered from 1 to 699 and include courses sponsored by Trinity College Arts and Sciences, the Duke Marine Lab, and the Sanford School of Public Policy.
Note that the factors I've alluded to – savings, investment, output, profits, dividends, and interest rates – pertain more to the supply side of the economy than to its demand side; the former entails the acts of businesses and producers, while the latter entail the acts of households and consumers.
Given the structure of our data, estimates of recombination rates pertain only to male recombination and are averaged across multiple breeds.
For the endpoint of total number of conceived pregnancies, the analyses of pregnancy rates pertain to the number of conceptions regardless of their subsequent resolution.
Consequently, the external rates applied here cover the total area of the former GDR (including East Berlin) during the time period 1970 1997; in contrast, from 1998, the rates pertain to the former GDR states and the whole of Berlin.
To put this problem in perspective, PubMed currently contains over 22,000,000 publication entries (some 12,000,000 of which pertain to human biology), and new publications are accumulating at a rate of approximately two every minute.
Although this number pertains to nonphysiological conditions, it indicates that rTHB1 can exchange electrons at a rate ∼1 order of magnitude slower than that of the bis-histidine GlbNs under similar conditions.
The Diwaniyah study pertains exclusively to NTDs and revealed a high incidence rate of 8.4/1000 births in 2000 in comparison with a rate of 5.4/1000 births during 8- months from 7/98 through 2/99.
