The response rate was relatively low; however, it was comparable to that of some other sleep-related epidemiologic studies [29, 31] and higher than in recent population-based studies of headache and sleep [21, 22].
We found a highly significant positive correlation between interspecific variation in recent population trend and CLIM (Figure 1, Text S2, Figure S3).
In recent population studies, genome-wide linkage scans have highlighted several specific genes involved in disease risk [ 15].
In recent population-based studies, CPSP incidence between 7.3% and 10.5% is reported amongst stroke patients [ 10, 11].
In contrast, rates of intimate partner abuse, both before and during pregnancy, were notably higher than those reported in recent population-based research [ 22, 24, 25].
The prevalence of 'very high' psychological distress in this sample was approaching five times the level reported in recent population health data for NSW [ 24].
Alcohol use disorders (AUD) have been associated with excessive all-cause mortality in three meta-analyses 1 3 and this has further been corroborated in recent population-based cohort studies.
In recent population-based studies of pediatric OHCA the rates of survival with favorable neurological outcomes ranged from 4.3%to9.0%.0 % [ 4– 6], which are considerably lower than those for pediatric in-hospital cardiac arrest [ 7, 8].
Overall, Minnesota children's TCPy and MDA levels were higher than in recent population-based studies of adults in the United States, but the relative magnitude of intraindividual variability was similar for adults and children.
