Possible implications of population cytogenetic data on general public health are suggested.
In view of the debate on the potential implications of population stratification for the validity of genetic association studies, we recommend transparent reporting of the methods used, or stating that none was used, to address this potential problem.
If the population contains distinct northern and southern migrants, this would have important implications on the population structure.
Our finding that over nine million injured individuals suffer a recurrent injury is a strong evidence for the staggering implications of injuries on population health.
Habitat degradation, along with habitat loss and fragmentation, should be explicitly considered when assessing the implications of landscape change on population extinction.
Analyzing the implications of seed dynamics on population genetics requires resolving conceptual and methodological differences between the disciplines that traditionally study these forces.
In this paper, we study the implications of infochemical use on population dynamics of a single species in a spatial context, by adopting a spatio-temporal approach that incorporates odor dispersal and organismal responses.
In conclusion, our data indicate that BMDM density during in vitro differentiation can have a functional implication on the final macrophage populations, at least in BMDMs derived from C57BL/6 strain of mice.
By assessing the implications of random errors and omissions on population descriptions and mortality estimates using surveillance data collected over a 10-year period in BRHP, this study has addressed important issues regarding the effects of measurement error on DSS study results.
Apart from better understanding the epidemiological pattern of NCDs, it will be important to project the implications of the current dual burden on population life expectancy, taking into account not just the health systems and policy environment, but also the wider demographic and development indicators.
