A wealth of intermediate fossils has made the evolutionary saga toward modern birds one of the best documented transitions in the history of life (Fig. 1).
This study contributes to the literature by focusing on the intermediate and underlying factors of household wealth, maternal education, child care practices and hygiene behavior as determinants of child health specifically in an urban slum setting in Bangladesh.
The three variables are independent of one another and there is no significant difference in flood control or wealth between shallow and intermediate-depths.
For this analysis, those of low wealth ("poorer") were compared with those of intermediate and high wealth combined ("wealthier"), as few were in the high-wealth group.
Respondents' wealth was assessed by interviewers as low, intermediate or high based on impressions of the area and quality of housing, possessions and apparent style of living.
Investigators in the PAGE cohorts have a wealth of data, including phenotypic subtypes and intermediate phenotypes, covariates, biomarkers, and lifestyle variables.
The association between diarrhea and intermediate-depth wells is not confounded by flood control, wealth, or education even though both are associated with childhood diarrhea.
Φ-Values have provided a wealth of information on the structure of partially folded intermediates and transition states of water soluble proteins, revealing detailed information about their folding mechanisms [163].
After regaining their power, the high priests at the temple of Amun in Thebes accumulated vast tracts of land and wealth, and their expanded power splintered the country during the Third Intermediate Period.
Usually, hybrids are first recognised by their intermediate colour patterns or body shape, but in the case of Tropheus, the great wealth of intergradient colour morphs complicates a phenotypic detection of potential hybrids.
