This problem does not affect the Global Sum calculations or this paper's conclusions, which are based on whole populations of both nations.
Whereas observational studies are based on whole populations and reflect the lifelong influence of dietary habits, most of the studies were five years duration or less and included older patients (average age 65.4 years).
Due to its speed, the model can easily be used for the prediction of experimental data from in situ monitoring tools based on whole particle populations, also with non-constant shape.
Further, the DNA methylation signatures developed by Houseman et al. were based on whole blood from different adult populations, which are not directly applicable here as they probably differ from cord blood.
These were response rates based on the whole population of Iranians and Turks, not response rates for a drawn sample from those populations.
Thus Figure 2B shows that the relationship between SWB and the likelihood of preparing for migration based on the whole population is slightly weaker as compared to the case when international migration desire was used as in Figure 1.
However, these comparative rates are often based on the whole population, which includes prostate cancer survivors.
Our study has the strength that it is based on the whole population in a country; thus, the findings are representative of the nationwide registry.
The major strength of our study is that the results are based on the whole population of women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer in Norway during the period January 1 , 1998to December 31 , 2008
Thus, perceptual decisions are based on the whole population of activated neurons, while particular subsets of neurons contribute more than others due to their tuning parameters in relation to the incoming sensory stimulus.
The estimated effect of benzene tended to be stronger among the group of 141 women who declared to have regular cycles, compared with results based on the whole population.
