In a metapopulation of constant size, a seed type that exhibits higher rates of replacement or lower rates of diffusion than the rest will decrease until it becomes extinct [14].
One might speculate that the high rates of knee replacement in MOST are due in part to the locations of these cohorts, situated in small cities with prominent academic medical centers where TKR may be more available than in the larger, more diverse cities where OAI was situated.
Evolving preferences between several groups of Sinorhizobium are not a good candidate for explaining the high rates of amino acid replacements in NORK in Medicago.
A high rate of seed replacement might help explain the absence of GMVs in the sample.
The complex evolution of the Ha locus in wheat reflects the remarkably high rate of DNA replacement in wheat genes (Dubcovsky and Dvorak, 2007).
These results may go some way to explaining the relatively high rates of dissatisfaction with interventions, including joint replacement [ 35], and suggests that health care professionals need to assess individuals with OA carefully in order to ascertain what they most need to gain from an intervention, and try to target therapy accordingly.
Processing multiple images in the sequential version implies a heavy use of memory that can sometimes produce a high rate of page replacements, and even thrashing.
South Asians and black groups have higher rates of renal replacement but have been found to have a lower prevalence of CKD than Caucasians.
High rates of bacterial carriage also suggest potential for replacement disease following reduction of VT carriage.
Providing high rates of health coaching to individuals with risks of lumbar back, hip replacement, or knee replacement surgery can appropriately reduce health costs.
