This article presents a fair comparison of mortality estimates generated by the Spectrum model against empirical data from a long-standing population-based cohort.
Yet, it also remains true that many newcomers to Canada – as well as long-standing minority populations – face multiple and intersecting disadvantages, ranging from barriers to accessing public services (James 1998), housing (Hulchanski 1998) and employment (Hiebert 1999), to covert and overt racism (Henry and Tator 2005).
EVANS: You've stated, and I quote, "Part of the resistance in Baltimore to any medical treatment is the long-standing abuse of populations by our medical systems".
The seventy-two subpopulations, each represented by a single-vial culture, were derived from a long-standing, outbreeding laboratory population (JB1) of D. melanogaster, whose ancestry and maintenance regime has been described elsewhere [31].
The conceptual framework is based on the long-standing idea that finite populations of interest can be viewed as samples from an infinite 'super-population' (Hartley and Sielken, 1975).
Educations experts said that would indicate that the school's special circumstances as host to a large number of Indians may have exposed a long-standing weakness in that population's education, especially if the state finds no problems with Ledyard's identification process.
Community-level approaches for promoting or changing behavior are long-standing strategies for impacting population-level health outcomes.
These SNPs and microsatellite polymorphisms can be used to more extensively address the long-standing question of the population structure of North American monarchs.
Indeed, a higher degree of neuroticism in midlife was associated with increased risk of dementia and long-standing distress, in a population-based study.
Whether considerable locust mortality can be caused by excessively wet conditions in the field has been a long-standing question for locust population monitoring and forecasting (Hogan, 1965; Ackonor & Vajime, 1995).
