In conclusion, our recent paper documents that, irrespective of contribution of explanatory socio-demographic characteristics, receiving home visits for maternal health education was associated with significant reduction of home-based delivery.
Classic human carcinogens first identified in the occupational environment such as arsenic, asbestos, benzene, benzidine, chromium, mustard gas, nickel, radon, and vinyl chloride, document the contribution of occupational studies to our understanding of human carcinogenesis [ 3].
Recent publications document the contribution of CNV to genetic diversity in humans [ 2, 4- 6] and human disease [ 7- 9].
The specific objectives of the evaluation were: (i) to document results in terms of changes in children's inclusion in school and reduction of equity gaps; (ii) to assess how system changes led to impact results; and (iii) to document the contribution of UNICEF to these system changes and assess how results achieved at country level have contributed to UNICEF regional Theory of Change.
The purpose of this investigation is threefold: 1) to explore physician emigration trends from Arab countries to the United States; 2) to analyze and contrast examination performance for students/graduates who attended medical schools in Arab countries; and 3) to document the contribution of Arab-trained physicians to the US healthcare system.
Thousands of studies of non-human mammals have documented the contribution of gonadal steroids, particularly the testicular hormone, testosterone, to sexual differentiation of the brain and of behavior [ 1].
Experimental models of tissue injury have documented the contribution of HA to DAMP and to the repair of excisional skin wounds [ 81, 118], vascular response to injury [ 119, 120], and induced lung injury [ 30].
This is a cross-sectional descriptive study objectives to describe normal development of thoracic vertebrae during childhood and document contribution of individual vertebral shape to the sagittal alignment.
Studies documenting the contribution of age and causes of death to the inequality in length of life are more limited.
Senescent cells can also be arrested in G2 (Mao et al., 2012), and more recent publications have documented the contribution of the premature activation of mitosis-specific E3-ligase, APC/C, to the onset of senescence (Johmura et al., 2014; Krenning et al., 2014).
These concerns are contradicted by evidence documenting the contribution of qualitative research to care at the end-of-life [ 7- 9], including the seminal work by Glaser and Strauss [ 10].
