Another exception is Velásquez (2015) who finds that violence has increased migration for certain sub-populations.
This may only apply to certain sub-populations (eg elderly and the children at younger age) or with certain mechanisms of injury (e.g., falls).
The next filter is population-specific exome data, because some variants occur only in certain sub-populations and are not disease-causing.
Table 5 considers whether the effects of the ADAAA have been heterogeneous on certain sub-populations and, thus, re-estimates the baseline results in Tables 2 and 3 for whites, blacks, Hispanics, individuals with low levels of education (defined as a high school diploma or less), and individuals with high levels of education (defined as at least some college).
This is a prospective study of 18,829 subjects (UK-based Indians, n = 12823 and white Europeans, n = 6006) investigating cardiovascular risk factors in certain sub-populations.
The only existing MRLs for meat in the EU currently refer solely to livestock meat (chicken, lamb, beef, etc), in part because game meat is normally eaten far less frequently by the general population (although it may be very important for certain sub-populations).
Recommendations Validate reported population coverage in certain sub-populations by conducting rapid PAHO-style coverage surveys.
Although reasonably prevalent it would not apply to a large proportion of patients (only certain sub-populations).
Evaluated interventions were also examined in regards to differential impacts for certain sub-populations and for cost-effectiveness.
6/26 participants' systems retained aggregate counts of vaccinees, and 10/26 systems captured individual-level data electronically for certain sub-populations or in certain jurisdictions.
The few previous studies including outpatients without a hospitalization are commonly small, or limited to certain sub-populations or exclusively self-reports [ 15– 26].
