The CFR was consistently higher in travellers than the general population, a gap that was, in its relative form, more marked for unintentional (15/1000 among travellers compared with 3/1000 among the general population) than intentional injuries (20/1000 among travellers compared with 8/1000 among the general population) and for men than women.
which can be represented in the relative form as (tt{compoundCID60823}), and (tt{substanceSID103554720}), respectively.
Since all the values are given in their relative form, one can easily make a comparison between the RC and the " " filter.
It is shown that the PLQ induces sector bounded nonlinear uncertainties in multiplicative and relative forms for vector-valued analog signals, similar to those in the scalar case.
It is also found that the starch tablets formed at a lower compaction velocity predominantly dissipate the internal stored elastic energies by plastic flow and maintain its stored elastic energy during the ejection stage in relative to those formed at a higher compaction velocity.
Improvement of life skills will be defined as increases in HCCQ-scores, TSRQ-scores on autonomy or in relative autonomy index (formed by subtracting TSRQ-scores on control from TSRQ-scores on autonomy), PCD, POPS, WHO-5 and frequency of SMBG per week, and decreases in TSRQ-scores on amotivation, PAID scores and HbA1c.
Although most of the stars that form — including, very likely our own — will have formed amidst thousands of others in massive star clusters, there are a few outliers that form in relative isolation.
The HSPs are divided into pure forms, in which spastic paraplegia occurs in relative isolation, and complex forms, in which there are other prominent clinical features [ 1, 5].
Formed in relative global isolation, pioneering Sydney outfit Severed Heads somehow grew from Australia's pub rock and punk climate in the late 70s and early 80s and flourished with an experimental DIY approach to sound manipulation.
These range from biochemical reactions or physiological properties, such as the mammalian dive reflex (present in humans but in much-reduced form relative to other mammals; Elsner and Gooden [1983]), to biogeographic distributions of relict taxa, indicators of formerly larger populations.
