But the report stresses national conclusions about ethnicity cannot be drawn from the data available because it relies on limited nationwide information, with much of the data coming from a limited number of areas.
The aspects to be explored will be drawn from the data available in the main electronic databases (in particular the Cochrane Library, Medline, Embase and PsychInfo) between 1999 and 2010.
In order to understand migratory flows of physicians and nurses most authors draw on the data available from existing national professional governance systems and registers in receiving countries [ 16, 65- 68] and immigration systems [ 69].
Our ability to model the dynamics of a population and the reliability of the predictions that can be drawn from it depend on the data available and the length of the time series.
The random sample was drawn from the administrative data available from the Austin Automation Center, a national VA data warehouse for the Birmingham VA cohort.
The ETFs in today's report were drawn from the data and research available through The Machine.
So what overall lessons can be drawn from the data?
In light of these data, an appropriate conclusion to draw from the available data is that there have been program-level increases in CD4 at start of ART over time in most but not all programs, and that the magnitude of this increase has been variable.
They strike a fair balance between clustering neurons into different subtypes and investigating the range of properties of a single type of neurons: the distinction cannot be drawn from the available data.
Phenocrysts in volcanic rocks often contain microcracks and other defects (plagioclase can be twinned for example) and could therefore affect their mechanical behaviour, although no firm conclusions can be drawn from the available data.
However, superimposable conclusions were drawn from the only available data on the link between TS activity and TS polymorphism, which we recently published on colorectal cancer patients (Etienne et al, 2002).
