The corresponding regression results (see Additional file 1: Table S1) can be interpreted as correlations between the instruments and local labor market conditions or organizational aspects that both affect the transition to employment.
For example, using a multi-level logistic regression and micro-data from Thailand, Firestone et al. [4] investigated whether the urban-rural disparities in undernutrition and obesity are due to child socioeconomic conditions, or if aspects of the social and physical environment accounted for these disparities, after adjusting for child characteristics.
These differences most likely relate to the various cell-types, growth conditions, or procedural aspects used in earlier studies.
On the contrary, if RFH gene is a product of a recent duplication of one of the modern variants of RF1 or RF2 genes, it could be expected that its function is specific for certain bacterial lineages that share either specific environmental conditions or certain aspects of metabolism (similarly to distribution of Pyl-insertion machinery among methanogenic organisms [ 35]).
Although difficult to compare directly, as individual substances are taken into consideration in relation to specific illnesses or conditions (drug disease aspect) [ 17, 43], one notable example here includes the classification or use/non-use of digoxin, which is listed to be avoided in higher dosages.
Whereas, many other models have focused on single neurological conditions or only one aspect of care, for example community-based rehabilitation for ABI [ 42], an integrated model of Alzheimer's disease care in a primary care setting [ 40, 43], or community-based rehabilitation model for Parkinson's disease [ 44] or are opinion pieces without empirical data [ 44, 45].
Its primary symptom is the hand-wringing posture we take after seeing or learning about some particularly abhorrent or disgusting aspect of the human condition or what is going on in the world.
The instrument gave a global score, as specific areas scores: functional capacity, physical aspects, pain, general health condition, vitality, social aspects and emotional aspects, and mental health.
A disease-specific measure asks questions about the impact of a particular disease or condition on various aspects of a person's quality of life.
may vary geographically, e.g., because of climate conditions, cultural aspects, or different ventilation practices.
