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23 41–43 In an unexpected finding, areas with high-poverty and high-minority population also have lower availability of convenience stores, which typically provide largely energy-dense nutrient-poor foods.

If the diagnosis of CD is depending on socioeconomic factors an inverse relation with smoking may occur as persons with low socioeconomic status usually smoke more today and may have lower availability to medical care in some countries.

Most (> 95%) of the CO and meteorological data were available; traffic count data had lower availability (74%).

For example, Torti et al. (2001) showed that the soils beneath the monodominant Gilbertiodendron forest had lower availability of nitrogen when compared to the adjacent mixed forest [9].

Neighbourhood race and income disparities were most pronounced in low-density urban areas, where high-poverty/high-minority areas had lower availability of grocery/supermarkets (β coefficient = 1.91, 95% CI –2.73 to –1.09) and convenience stores (β= 2.38, 95% CI –3.62 to –1.14) and greater availability of fast-food restaurants (β=4.87, 95% CI 2.26 to 7.48) than low-poverty/low-minority areas.

Forest soils at low elevation at the BEF can have lower moisture availability compared to mid-elevation soils.

Girls who lived in poorer socioeconomic situations, as well as girls who have lower parental availability (one or two parents deceased), reported more sexual violence experiences than their peers.

This study replicates earlier findings that obese subjects have lower striatal D2/3R availability than non-obese subjects.

This study is an independent replication of the finding that severely obese subjects have lower striatal D2/3R availability.

In conclusion, this study is an independent replication of the earlier finding that morbidly obese subjects have lower striatal D2/3R availability detected by ROI analysis [7].

Healthy men who feel psychostimulant effects to be pleasant have lower D2 receptor availability than those who feel them to be unpleasant [ 13].