Indeed, as reported in other papers from these data, one-third of participants reported their partner as a reason to have an abortion, including poor relationships and undesirable characteristics for fatherhood [ 14] and women denied an abortion were slower to end a relationship with the man involved in the pregnancy compared to Near-Limits who received their wanted abortion [ 15].
We investigated the spatial epidemiology of suicides in Kentucky as reported in death certificate data files from the Kentucky Office of Vital Statistics between 1999 and 2008 using scan statistics and descriptive epidemiological methods.
The study population differed from the general German population with regard to age structure, gender, and place of residence in the former East or West as reported in the official population data from 1998 (17).
This level of PSA screening is consistent with general clinical practice as reported in a study using data from the 2001 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), an annual cross-sectional, population-based survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in which 54% of men aged 50 69 years reported an up-to-date PSA screen (40).
As reported in [2], the mobile data market will increase more than 50 times from 2010 to 2015.
As reported in [9], OpenTox framework currently includes data from ISS ISSCAN, IDEA AMBIT, JRC PRS, EPA DSSTox, ECETOC skin irritation, LLNA skin, and the Bioconcentration Factor (BCF).
As reported in the studies, 'The National Arthritis Data Workgroup reviewed data from available surveys, such as the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey series.
For the others, we estimated them from aggregate cost data as reported in registries.
For compounds in the high- and low-confidence data sets, the average degree of compound promiscuity was determined over the years, as reported in Figure 2. Early on, compounds from both data sets were mostly associated with single-target activities (corresponding to a promiscuity degree of 1).
As reported in Science Times: Researchers at the Ohio State University reviewed data from 7,418 interviews with subjects ages 17 to 20 and found that first-year students, both men and women, gained about 3 pounds during the year.
The primary analyses used ordinary linear regression, even for data from multiple visits, as reported in Figures 4, 5, and 7.
