The test of homogeneity was significant (chi2 = 27.17, df = 5, p < 0.001) indicating that the changes in the diagnoses of the women are not equally distributed but systematically differ between the two time points, for example the large proportion that have moved from PTSD to no-diagnosis.
Steep gradients indicate that a large proportion of forks were moving in one direction, whereas shallow gradients resulted from a mixture of left- and rightward-moving forks.
In rivers other than the Fraser River, one characteristic that stands out is the large proportion of fish that moved <2 km·duringring the downstream migration (Figure S1).
From September to January, AIV distance spread is not directly linked to virus persistence in water because a large proportion of infected ducks move locally, infecting stopovers and wintering areas regularly.
However, a scenario model based on the analysis of subway ridership data suggests that the relocation could overwhelm Tongzhou's existing subway infrastructure unless it is substantially expanded or a large proportion of the relocated workers move their residences to Tongzhou.
During the past few decades, a large proportion of the population has moved within Sweden, especially from rural to urban areas and from the north to the south of Sweden.
Furthermore, a fairly large proportion of women (20 30%) may move during pregnancy (Canfield et al. 2006), making exposure assessment based only on delivery residence problematic.
Since they usually travel at a speed that is much lower than the posted speed, a large proportion of faster vehicles are compelled to move with platoons resulting in a simultaneous increase of shorter headways (see Table 5).
The ethics committee waived the conditions for consent because it is impracticable to seek consent as a large proportion of the individuals would likely have moved or died since their diagnosis of cancer which could be up to 40 years ago.
Narrow margins were male biased with individuals moving greater distances and a large proportion of males behaved as transient individuals.
