Patch size and patch attributes were generally weaker determinants of occurrence, compared to landscape metrics.
Psychiatric epidemiology is the study of the distribution and determinants of occurrence of mental illness in human beings.
25 37 Information on prognostic determinants of occurrence of dementia was extracted from the published literature on dementia risk prediction and previous findings from the Three City Study.
Economic factors are proven to be at least equal to if not more determinant of the occurrence of invasive species than climatic factors.
The level of sustained glycemic control in patients with diabetes mellitus (DM) is a major determinant of the occurrence of both acute and chronic complications.
In conclusion, VKORC1 − 1639G > A polymorphism is not a genetic determinant of IS occurrence, age of onset, severity, or functional outcome of disease in a Greek population.
For example, depressive symptoms can be a determinant of the occurrence of falls but also can be the consequence of a fall.
Maternal death was the only variable determinant of the occurrence of severe events in children (aHR: 3.73; CI: 2.2 11.2; p = 0.01).
The overwhelming determinant of the occurrence of lung cancer is cigarette smoking, which is now estimated to account for ∼90% of the burden in developed countries (Peto et al, 1994), either independently or by synergistic associations with other risk factors.
Since the late 1960s, it has been known that, although cigarette smoking is a risk factor for COPD, only 20 to 30% of cigarette smokers develop airways disease, suggesting that genetic susceptibility plays an important role as a determinant of disease occurrence.
The socioeconomic profile was also indicated as a determinant for occurrences of the disease.
