Polypharmacy as a measure of treatment burden was common, linked to degree of comorbidity and associated with older age and lower education status.
Peckham et al., for instance,[ 32] see changes in professional autonomy as directly linked to degree of decentralization in health services, implying that recentralization through National guidelines decreases professional autonomy.
In this work, we propose a mixed dual-scale Galerkin method, in which the degrees-of-freedom of a less computationally expensive coarse-scale approximation are linked to the degrees-of-freedom of a base DG approximation.
Being oxygen a known induction agent of absorption atelectasis, and subsequent generator of local acid inflammation in tissues, it might be reasonable to assume that larger areas of atelectasis might be linked to higher degrees of eosinophil infiltrates.
N-substituted polypyrroles have a more distinct resonance at 110 ppm, which is linked to lower degrees of oxidation or charge delocalization in these systems.
Noting each person's percentage of Cherokee ancestry according to records kept by the Cherokee Nation, the team measured blood levels of three forms of apolipoprotein E (apoE), a molecule that ferries fat in the blood and which has been linked to varying degrees of risk for Alzheimer's disease.
No actual large-scale threshold in the climate system is, however, clearly linked to two degrees of warming (10).
Results suggest that patterns of precipitation of the expansive products are linked to the degree of refinement of the pore network.
In any case, the extraction of the oil is in close relation with the state of cellular maturity, itself linked to the degree of brittleness of cell membranes and walls which constitute a physical barrier to its flow.
Veronico et al. [ 19] showed that the expression pattern of a native Pvpgip could be linked to the degree of resistance of pea plants to cyst nematode infections.
