The changing pattern in incidence of cancers at several sites viz., tongue, oropharynx, and larynx, where bidi smoking is the predominant risk factor, were in conformity with the pattern expected on the basis of changing tobacco habits in the birth cohorts.
These styles transform accounting and enquiry on the basis of changing ideas, ideals, and preoccupations operating in other diverse fields [ 55, 70].
In social sciences and within them in educational research we frequently assist to scientific interests growing over the basis of changing societal conditions and problems.
We use analytic approximations of the prevalence of infection and disease and the basic reproductive ratio as the basis for investigating the effect of changing survivorship in models with otherwise identical natural history assumptions.
That sort of structure allows those team members who may need more income on an annual basis to receive it, without changing in any material respects the overall economic allocation of the fund's profits among the team members.
However, the genetic basis of the changing physiological responses to exercise during aging is not well understood.
These are identical and hence on the basis of the changing phenotypes induced by mutations to overlapping sequences, there is no reason to expect any difference in the frequencies of these two phases.
Importantly, when the gaze is changing in both dimensions, a correction or interpretation of the results on the basis of a single-dimension diameter measure would be nearly impossible.
The shared library model of maintenance only works when the application programming interfaces (APIs) are stable or at least not changing in backwards-incompatible ways on a frequent basis.
Evidence-based medicine is typically promoted on the basis of superior clinical outcomes while the costs of changing to it, borne by individual organizations and practitioners, are downplayed in favour of population benefits [ 2].
