Variations on the phrase "the differences between them" — encompassing age, class and religion, but also "his accent, his crippling wistfulness, his way of eyeing the walls when he spoke to her, or about her" — run like a leitmotif through the opening sections of the novel.
All the aforementioned results for the 17-kb region encompassing age-1 its neighbors are based on polymorphisms collected in the coding and intronic sequences of these genes.
A previous UK study on stage at diagnosis of lung cancer only reported on socioeconomic differences (not encompassing age and sex differences) in the mid-1990s (Bretster et al, 2001).
The above chart encompasses ages 2-15.
In the context of headache, representativeness clearly encompasses age and gender, which are known to affect headache prevalence, probably should encompass socioeconomic class, employment status, area of habitation (rural or urban) and ethnicity, and possibly, in some settings, should also encompass native language and/or tribal group.
In the context of headache, representativeness clearly encompasses age and gender, which are known to affect headache prevalence, and probably should encompass socioeconomic class, employment status, area of habitation (rural or urban), ethnicity and possibly native language and/or tribal group.
While it encompasses aging services, age-friendly development is a broader cross-cutting effort that requires longterm vision, collaboration, political and community buy-in, and diversified, sustainable funding.
These could, for example, encompass age stratified and tailored cancer symptoms awareness interventions, or educational interventions for physicians and healthcare professionals, targeted at patients of different age groups.
Physicians' characteristics encompassed age, gender of the physician, year of medical diploma, year of start in private practice, and board certification type.
We did find a suggestive evidence that any indoor stove/fireplace use and wood burning prior to age 20 years, which encompasses age before first birth for approximately 90% of the LIBCSP study population, may be more relevant for future breast cancer risk than exposure that occurs after age 20 years.
