Most genetic associations with immunological and virological outcomes of HIV-1 infection have been studied in populations of European descent; relatively fewer have been evaluated in minority populations, especially African Americans, where the HIV-1/AIDS epidemic is disproportional.
We will focus not only on effects that have been investigated extensively, such as brain cancer, but also on some outcomes that are currently discussed as being of potential concern (e.g., hearing and behavioural problems), which have not yet been studied in population-based studies.
17 The association between length of hospital stay and mortality has also been studied in populations with non-hip fracture.
The reaction rates of enzymes hydrolysing fluorescein diacetate have been studied in populations of intact tissue-culture EMT6, cells using flow cytofluorimetric techniques.
The aim of the covariate analysis is to identify specific predictors (covariates) of PK and PD variability and can typically be studied in population models.
Florbetapir has never been studied in a population of prodromal AD patients who were characterized according to research criteria [1].
However, this topic has rarely been studied in great population studies.
3 Until recently, however, such factors had never been studied in a population sample.
To date, the gene has not been studied in Slavic population.
Transformation of OPMDs to cancer has been studied in several population groups.
The relationship between the TCF7L2 variants gene and T2DM has never been studied in Central African populations where T2DM is very prevalent, with high morbidity and mortality rates [2].
