Sentence examples for data from various populations from inspiring English sources

The higher ratio of nonsynonymous SNPs in this study may be due to the fact that our study is based on pooled data from various populations world wide.

Data from various populations suggest that 3 6 mg/day of β-carotene from food sources is prudent to maintain plasma β-carotene concentrations in the range associated with a lower risk of various chronic diseases.

5– 7 Furthermore, accumulating clinical epidemiological data from various populations has showed that statin users have had low incidence of AD. 8– 11 This low incidence of AD in statins users was previously thought to be attributed to the cholesterol-lowering activity of statins.

Although blood-lead data from various population surveys usually show a peak concentration in early childhood, there is evidence that such a peak is small or absent altogether in children without much access to the general environment.

The recent data for Caucasian females from various populations suggest that the current mean AAM varies from 11.96 to 12.93 [ 18, 19].

Ambystoma barbouri from various populations from Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee were examined.

Alcohol-drinking statuses and adult (people 15 years of age and older) per capita consumption data for 1990 were obtained from various population surveys (Shield et al. 2013 b ), and the Global Information System on Alcohol and Health (available at: http://apps.who.int/ghodata/?theme=GISAH), respectively.

Data on the prevalence of current drinkers, former drinkers, and lifetime abstainers by sex and age were obtained from various population surveys.

The study uses linked data from various national and population-level registries and datasets in Denmark.

Bilsborrow and Henry (2012) suggest three approaches for using household surveys to study the environment-migration relationship at the local level: 1) Combine existing population data from various sources, 2) Design a new survey, and 3) Extend an on-going or planned survey that was originally developed for another purpose.

In future studies it is important to get population-based data from various countries relevant for estimation of indirect (mostly absenteeism from work and reduced working efficiency when having headache) and direct costs (related to medication, consultations, investigations and hospitalisations).