2 Indeed, effective interventions are essential in order to meet the increased demands for health services, which are largely attributable to: shifting societal demographics 3; the increased range, sophistication and availability of technologies; the changing nature of consumer expectations and the costs of professional services rendered.
Social scientists have been surveying young people for decades, looking for trends in thinking and behavior that might be attributable to shifts in the broader culture.
These instances of repeated detection are attributable to shifts in retention time, peak tailing, multiple charges, and modifications (e.g., de-amidation and methionine oxidation).
The functional outcomes in muscles are all attributable to shifts in the proportions of those structures.
The entirety of functional outcomes in muscle are all primarily attributable to shifts in the proportions (and relationships) of those three structures [ 2, 63].
On the basis of the Canadian prevalence of shift work of 32.8%, the population attributable risks related to shift work were 7.0% for myocardial infarction, 7.3% for all coronary events, and 1.6% for ischaemic stroke.
Finally, on the basis of the prevalence of shift workers among the adult working population in Canada (32.8%), the population attributable risks related to shift work were 7.0% for myocardial infarction, 7.3% for coronary events, and 1.6% for ischaemic stroke, which represent estimates among people employed in the years 2009 and 2010.
The apparent speeding of the activation was attributable to the shifted voltage dependence of activation.
Rather, it is the nonportability of their foreign credentials, which appears to be the root cause of the mismatch and is largely attributable to the shifting source-country composition of immigrants (Green and Worswick 2012).
The consensus also held that the chain's recent drooping sales were attributable to a shift in its customers best described in two words: Lizzie McGuire.
