Large populations provided a larger labour supply, larger markets, and larger (and hence more powerful) armies for defense and for foreign expansion.
Parenthetically, large populations provide opportunity to study multiple factor interaction; without this, toxic potential of a single agent may be obscured.
We were not able to study such cases, but extrapolating the results of Table 3 leads to the supposition that there is no difference between T2 and HAPim for such large populations, provided that the marker spacing remains larger than around 0.1 cM.
First, the parasite mutation rate, μ p, needs to be above some threshold that causes rapid deterioration in the environment, and second, the outcome should show some sensitivity to population size, since larger populations provide for a larger number of generations for NFDS to extinguish the descendants of a clone.
The experience earned from the large patient population provides convincing evidence of using these distinct surgical tools for bleeding control of thyroidectomy.
The longitudinal study design enables us to investigate the causal inference between physical activity and the MS. Combining a longitudinal study design with a large study population provides useful information about the relationship between physical activity and MS risk.
The unique ability to combine laboratory and administrative data for a large geographically defined population provides a rich data source not only for research purposes but for policy development and to guide the delivery of health care.
However, this drawback is compensated for by the large study population providing sufficient power for the statistical analyses.
For estimating migration (mMNE) into a population over the sampling interval an infinitely large source population providing migrants to the focal population is assumed.
The large study population provided a representative source cohort that reflected common clinical practice for T2DM across the United States and provided adequate statistical power and information to adjust for potential confounding factors.
