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Estimates for the total sample were weighted to re-establish the relative dimension of the population across countries.

The conclusiveness of reciprocal transplant experiments increases with the dimension of the population-by-habitat matrix (i.e. the number of populations and habitats tested).

However, little is known about the correspondence between the employed tools and hand dimensions of this population.

23 Despite the unusual context of its use, the current application of the MMPI-A appears to be promising as a method of population analysis after disasters because of the rich psychological profile descriptions obtained and the identification of critical psychological dimensions among the population.

This study surveys the anthropometric dimensions of the Bangladeshi male population between the ages of 15 and 64 years to compare these dimensions with male anthropometrics for different countries available in the literature.

Although a lot has been done to refine the E macrohaplogroup tree, sampling representative populations, like Eritreans, may still shed light on new dimensions of the history of populations bearing these mutations.

Besides, Sancho-Viudes et al. (2002) in the PHC environment in Mallorca identified - as problems to be solved - the poor adequacy of staff dimension compared to the population to be cared for, the need for updating clinical guides and protocols, the lack of specific training in community nursing, and the subsequent need for a specialization in community nursing [ 47].

The issue then becomes how to comprehensively and effectively assess all of the health dimensions of a population, including disease and illness, along with an understanding of changing population characteristics in LMICs.

The equilibrium drift load seems to be a robust property of FGM that is determined by the number of dimensions of phenotypic space, the population size and the fitness function (especially its curvature).

The three dimensions of population distribution are the particle size, binder content, and porosity of the granules.

The limited dimensions of our population do not allow, however, to conclusively exclude, although unlikely, this hypothesis.