In the SWZ: age; being a woman; higher general population ratio; higher PES-NWI score; higher rate of patient consultations per year and a deprivation index in the quartile 3, significantly reduced (p≤0.05) poor HBP control.
Although the appropriate ratio varied depending on the genetic diversity, population size, heritability of traits and the number of QTLs, it can be suggested that a higher training : breeding population ratio is required with greater genetic diversity, smaller-sized breeding populations, lower heritability of traits and larger numbers of existing QTLs to obtain GEBVs with high accuracy.
In the 10 years following 1900, Argentina had the highest immigration to population ratio in the world an unequivocal sign of high hopes.
In the mid-1990 s, Belgium had the highest physician to population ratio in industrialized countries (35 physicians per 10 000 inhabitants in 1995).
Nicknamed "Man Jose" for its high male to female population ratio - holla, single people everywhere - San Jose also has museums, fine dining, outdoor sports, and the Taco Festival of Innovation.
Haplotype 112 would be linked to a Y-chromosomal SR distorter, resulting in high population sex ratios during wet periods, and haplotype 557 to a Y-chromosomal SR suppressor, causing this haplotype to increase its frequency during dry periods when population sex ratios are low (schematic overview of the proposed mechanism in Table 2).
For mid-level ophthalmic cadres, a smaller population and geographic size also appeared associated with higher practitioner to population ratios.
For the stage of diagnosis, a low physician to population ratio and high county-level Medicaid coverage were associated with more advanced stages of diagnosis.
For material deprivation, the variables are proportion of persons lacking a high school diploma, employment to population ratio, and average income.
For example, the doctor to population ratio is as high as one per 470 people in the state of Delhi to as low as one per 15 547 in the state of Haryana.
