In a large case-control design study, we have compared the frequency of 41 SNPs spanning the p21 gene between large populations of LLI and younger Italian individuals.
Ultimately, the confirmation of the pathogenicity of a sequence variation requires repeated documentation that the variation segregates with a disorder in families, detection of statistically significant differences in the frequency of the variation between large populations of case and controls, and extensive genotype-phenotype analyses.
Diaspora return and investment in Jigjiga is part of a striking realignment between a large population of Somalis and their 'homeland' (by birth or ancestry) in eastern Ethiopia.
In this paper, we present a superstructure modelling and optimization framework of inter-city high-speed transport systems, accounting energy consumption during infrastructure construction and during subsequent operation, to optimize connections between large population centers and between modes of transport.
Aims of this study were to assess the prevalence of HH, to investigate the factors associated with HH and to investigate the association between HH and ICU mortality in a large population of OHCA.
Despite the evidence in various patient populations demonstrating a relationship between NLR and mortality, no previous report has described the relationship between NLR and outcomes in a large population of unselected critically ill patients.
Amplification of a part of the mip gene and the intergenic spacer between mip and HD1 in a large population of Serpula identified three main clades of European mip alleles (Engh et al. 2010b).
This study aims to investigate whether there are differences in the use of CV medication between different dementia disorders in a large population of dementia patients from the Swedish Dementia Registry (SveDem).
Time series modeling provided a novel method for evaluating the association between meteorological variables and GDV in a large population of dogs.
In these studies, the investigators monitor disease rates and lifestyle factors (diet, physical activity, prescription drug use, exposure to pollutants, etc.) in or between large populations (the 122,000 nurses of the Nurses' study, for example).
