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The aim of this paper is to describe the characteristics of contributing studies and to present the distribution of demographic and reproductive factors and chronic disease outcomes in InterLACE.
Final determination of buffer dimensions should consider the physical characteristics of contributing hillslopes, the nature of the material to be filtered (e.g., water, sediment, chemicals, nutrients), and the likelihood of adoption of any buffering practice.
basic characteristics of contributing centres for 6 7 year old children, including association between parental smoking and BMI (+/- kg/m, (SE)) of participants in each centre.
basic characteristics of contributing centres for adolescents, including association between parental smoking and BMI (+/- kg/m, (SE)) of participants in each centre.
Table 1 shows some characteristics of contributing cases and controls, separately for CHD and stroke, and separately for the E-alone and E + P trials.
There may be selection bias, based on the characteristics of contributing versus noncontributing sites, but since the NCDB captures an estimated 70% of all cancers treated, it is likely that any selection bias effect is minimal due to this high level of inclusion.
Main outcome measures Number of errors; impact of errors; distribution of error characteristics; distribution of contributing and preventive factors.
The demographic and clinical characteristics of those contributing to this analysis are reported in Table 1.
Demographic characteristics of patients contributing prescription events are presented in Table 2. Total patient months of LAS, IAS, or SAS treatment were 40,949; 13,622; and 38,141, respectively.
As such, we assessed the effects of burn injury on the progenitor pool of young and elderly patients and examined the other characteristics of cells contributing into skin healing.
While the two projects are quite different, and each artist has her own goals, the characteristics of vines contribute to the mood established in both instances.
