To conclude, this population-based, nationwide and prospective cohort study provides a limited evidence of education being a prognostic factor after oesophagectomy for cancer.
On the basis of our results indicating higher cellular stability of BMSCs, we conclude that this population may create more functional extracellular matrix when applied with TiO2 sol-gel-derived biomaterials and should be submitted for further in vivo studies.
"It is possible," he concluded, "that this population could be the progenitor population for all modern humans".
As noted here, A. petraea subsp. septentrionalis is very likely of hybrid origin, consistent with botanical notes - with limited sampling and one Russian population only - which concluded "… (this population) may have originated from a different refugium probably located more in the East" [ 36].
IFG, IGT, and pre-diabetes led to a threefold increase in diabetes risk in the population, leading Howard to conclude that, in this population, the GTT offered relatively little additional information to that available from fasting glucose.
We thus concluded that, in this population, the potential factors that have been considered so far only slightly confounded the association by pulling the RRs toward 1.0.
Nevertheless, Karamitsos et al validated BOLD against myocardial perfusion assessed by positron emission tomography in patients with coronary artery disease and concluded that in this population, reduced perfusion does not always lead to deoxygenation.
Thus, it can be concluded that, in this population of smokers and ex-smokers, risk factors (age, smoking, occupational exposure, atopy) are very poorly correlated with the severity of airflow obstruction, which makes it impossible to draw any conclusion as to their respective weight.
We conclude that population SES confounded statistical relationships between smoke exposure and health outcomes in this 2011 peat wildfire.
We conclude that population identifiability regularly follows as a byproduct of the use of highly polymorphic forensic markers.
Chapter 29 ("Population Homeostasis") seems to lead students to conclude that population sizes are regulated homeostatically through density-dependent effects on births and deaths.
