False perceptions of inherent differences in traits, such as intelligence or work ethic, have been systematically associated with geographic origin, ancestry, skin color or some combination of all three.
However, participant exclusion based on a placebo run-in might limit the generalizability of the study results if participation and compliance are systematically associated with participant characteristics, such as, education, socioeconomic status, smoking, diet, and other behaviors.
Braveman and Gruskin define equity as "the absence of disparities in health that are systematically associated with social advantage or disadvantage" [ 3].
qPCR analyses showed that knockdown of HEX levels during VF differentiation (Fig. 6b) was systematically associated with downregulation of hepatic markers such as AFP and albumin (Fig. 6c k).
We conclude that for tamarins with experience as tool users, colour represents a less salient feature, even when it is systematically associated with a food reward.
Moreover, as in the literature on the mainstream population, the authoritative style is the one systematically associated with higher educational performance of the immigrant children.
34 Similarly, the I148M allele of PNPLA3 has been systematically associated with increased liver TG content but not with insulin resistance as determined by HOMA-IR or euglycemic clamp studies.
It discovered that certain procedure codes, diagnosis codes, providers, patients, locations, and other variables were systematically associated with fraudulent or erroneous activity.
