In January 2005, we placed distinctive blue plastic bands on all adult nonbreeders and failed breeders that had known nestling histories (age, clutch size, hatching order and siblicidal/non-siblicidal) in the "study area", a subsection of the Nazca booby colony at Punta Cevallos [28].
The study protocol included demographic characteristics, medical and gynecological histories, age, duration and type of infertility.
This hypothesis was tested by collecting and analyzing lifetime medical histories, age at death, and cause of death for a cohort of canine 'centenarians'– exceptionally long-lived Rottweiler dogs that lived more than 30% longer than average life expectancy for the breed.
There is increasing evidence that conditions in early life (the natal environment) can have a long-term impact on wild populations by modifying individual life histories (age-specific patterns in reproduction and survival) [ 1 5].
"Predictor values" include a suspect's offending history, age, gender and location, but not ethnicity.
Demographic and disease characteristics were examined, including gender, geographic location, age at entry, birth weight, breath-holding history, age of walking, causes of death, and social data.
It also helped scientists seeking to learn the origin, history, age and composition of the moon from lunar samples brought back by Apollo astronauts.
They have developed the condition because of their family history, age, weight or ethnic background which puts them at increased risk.
The board typically weighs a points system that considers, among other things, criminal history, age and gender, history of alcohol and/or drug abuse, and behavior as an inmate.
Now rates are set based on criteria that vary among insurers and may include driving history, credit history, age, type of car, whether the driver owns a home and where the car is parked.
In this analysis, previous screening history, age and a GP visit were significant for cervical cancer screening in Great Britain.
