Studies in this large population are needed to explore whether prompt correction of [Na+] may impact these outcomes.
These results come from a large population based study that explored the safety implications of average waiting times in emergency departments among patients who go home after their visit.
The present work aimed to confirm this association in a large population sample using MRI and explore the relationship further, in particular to determine whether it is mediated genetically.
While such determinism speeds adaptation on the smooth adaptive landscape represented by the simple environment, it can limit the ability of large populations from effectively exploring the underlying topography of rugged adaptive landscapes characterized by complex environments.
This is the first large population based study in the UK to explore the relation between gestational age at birth and later health outcomes.
We wanted to prospectively explore these associations in a large population, also including several possible confounding factors.
We chose to develop a population-based model that is appropriate for exploring transmission dynamics in a large population where the infection is endemic.
To explore this possibility, we linked prescribing records with detailed clinical data from a large population based cancer registry and other population based healthcare datasets to explore the clinical consequences of the potential interaction between SSRIs and tamoxifen.
We tour the UK, visiting the English county of Lincolnshire with its large population of immigrant farmworkers and high proportion of leave voters, and explore crucial ramifications for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Nonetheless, the large population in our analysis provides us with the unique opportunity to explore these associations with adequate power and guide further study into this relationship.
