Finally, we assessed subcortical gray matter differences between groups, focusing on the hippocampus, amygdala, caudate nucleus, putamen, and thalamus.
Studies from Bandeen-Roche and colleagues [ 12], Ble and colleagues [ 13] and Cawthon and colleagues [ 14] also used the five Fried frailty criteria to differentiate between groups, focusing on similar characteristics of interest.
The data in this paper enables us to study whether attitudes can explain some of the observed variation in sickness absence between demographic groups, focusing on gaps in absenteeism between men and women, between younger and older employees, between those with lower and higher education and between immigrants and those born in the country of residence.
We study whether relevant attitudes can explain some of the observed variation in sickness absence between different demographic groups, focusing on gaps in absenteeism between men and women, between younger and older employees, between those with lower and higher education and between immigrants and those born in the country of residence.
In practical terms, assessing health inequity within a society requires not only examining inequalities in health between more and less socially affluent groups, focusing on those inequalities likely to be avoidable [ 28], but also on specific actions known to effectively benefit the poorest [ 29].
The current standard for scientific communication between disparate research groups focuses on peer-reviewed research published in traditional scientific journals.
Several groups focused on the relations between PSMA expression and other membrane antigens.
The Borders and Boundaries Working Group focuses on the relationship between international borders and social boundaries within national societies.
According to their site, the group focuses on the intersection between environment and socio-economic development, topics that come to the forefront in the aftermath of weather-related disasters.
The study is part of an ongoing project with the Cedar Project, a research group focused on Indigenous people between the ages of 14 and 30 who use illicit drugs in Vancouver and Prince George, BC (on Coast Salish and Lheidli T'enneh territories, respectively).
CAP was used even though it is a multivariate technique very similar to DA as it offers three main advantages: (1) CAP attempts to detect differences between groups, rather than focusing on how to differentiate between groups (even though mathematically these operations are very similar, the focus of the results is different).
