Methodological issues also require greater exploration across the life course in studying the impact of the built environment, the size and definition of the built environment's area of influence (ie, the 'neighbourhood') may differ for different population subgroups.
However, longitudinal analyses of cognition rarely account for death and dropout, measurement error of the cognitive phenotype, and differing trajectories for different population sub-groups.
This blend of categorical and quantitative modeling permits explanation of differences in variance for different population groups.
Further research is warranted for different population groups in different countries during the post-pandemic phase.
It may ask, for example, whether a programme works more or less well, and/or through different mechanisms, in different localities (and if so, how and why); or for different population groups (eg, men and women, or groups with differing socioeconomic status).
The varying results of the trials forced the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices to recommend a bewildering mosaic of vaccine formulations for different population groups.
The framework employs a unique approach to derive categorical and factor weights for different population subgroup's healthcare needs using predictive analytics.
Since 1975, targeted insurance schemes for different population groups have improved financial access to health care until universal health coverage was implemented in 2002.
This study aims to demonstrate the impact of HIV/AIDS, estimate the AIDS vaccine budget required and design the vaccination strategies for different population groups.
Table 2 Average results for different population sizes.
From this strand of literature, this paper is closely related to studies looking at heterogeneous impacts for different population groups.
