Do these norms vary, for example, with age, gender, socioeconomic background, education, or obesity?
Nonetheless it is important to further research the behaviour of both estimators under an even broader set of realistic scenarios, for example with age structure or migration, and to understand if variations of the temporal method (Jorde and Ryman 1996) or LDNe allow for earlier and more precise estimation of effective population size in decline populations.
For example, with aging, the volume of distribution of anthracyclines is reduced.
For example, with aging there is an overall attrition of NSPCs associated with acquisition of a senescent phenotype with decreased overall proliferation and self-renewal [ 2].
It is possible that bias could be introduced into the analysis if the sensitivity or specificity of the test varied with other variables, for example, with cattle age, or time since infection, however this has not been reported for BHV-1 antibody tests.
Some artists – Titian and Verdi, for example – wax stronger with age, and Alice Munro, now in her 80s, is one of their number.
For example, nocturia increases with age and may disturb sleep [ 24].
For example, hair graying with age occurs first above the ears before gradually spreading over the scalp (24).
For example, risk associated with age disparity among partners, a woman working where her partner does not, and a woman taking an active role in choosing her partner, varies by setting.
For example, frailty increases with age as deficits accumulate at an average rate of three percent per year, women have higher frailty than men at all ages (but show better survival at any given level of frailty), and frailty is more robustly predictive of mortality than chronological age [ 44, 54].
Finally, there are several differences between health insurance funds, for example with respect to age, sex, socioeconomic position and morbidity [ 36, 37].
