Do cumulative live birth rates (CLBR) vary among women with different polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) phenotypes who undergo IVF/intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) treatment?
"The key issue is that there's no requirement in India's law to do cumulative impact assessments," said R. Edward Grumbine, a senior international scientist at the Chinese Academy of Science's Kunming Institute of Botany.
The assumption of I2 and D2 becoming stable after five trials is probably wrong and illustrates the moving target concept, which we have to face doing cumulative meta-analysis as evidence accumulates.
If numerous industrial facilities are located in a certain area, even though each is at or below its statutory emission limits, do cumulative risks from these aggregate emissions still pose potential harm to nearby residents?
For example, does cumulative exposure to high BMI over a prolonged period of time drive OA risk, or is there a period in life when carrying excess weight is particularly detrimental?
Was this stressful weather the prime killer, or did the cumulative effect of air pollutants weaken the trees to the point where they could not handle the additional weather stress?
In no district did the cumulative incidence rate reach >100 cases per 100,000 population, the established definition of an epidemic, during 2012 (20 ).
What does this cumulative ice coring work show about what we're experiencing in the last century or so in terms of the warming of the planet?
The Centre for Welfare Reform, run by campaigner and number cruncher Simon Duffy, has just produced Counting the Cuts; this information is rarely collected in one place, owing to governmental reluctance to do a cumulative impact assessment on each of its measures.
Family Involvement: What Does Research Say? Cumulative evidence from several decades of research points to several benefits of family involvement for children's learning, including helping children get ready to enter school, promoting their school success, and preparing youth for college.
