Although it might not have meant that either, given elementary matters of population distribution and so on.
Due to the nature of the injury in stroke patients, it is not reasonable to expect the white matter changes to be confined to brain regions where the assumption of a single white matter fibre population is valid and therefore interpreting any AD and RD changes would be problematic.
Football, happily, is not simply a matter of population size.
"It's a matter of population growth, labor supply, quality of life, the very future of our country".
The conference is composed of 47 of the state's 62 counties, and the vote is not weighted — each county is accorded 10 votes, no matter the population.
Instead of creating a special "humanitarian" effort, recognize that product design or development requires the same thinking and approach no matter what population you are serving or problem you are trying to solve, and apply your best thinking, and best practices, accordingly.
The reasons for the enhanced growth and reproduction in 50 % CD + 50 % CCL vermibed in the present study seems to be due to : nitrogen rich organic matter, microbial population and activity and enhanced water holding capacity (39 41 %) which enable the substrates in the vermibed to maintain good and ideal moisture.
As noted above, some philosophers (e.g., Ariew and Ernst (2007, 296)) argue that trait fitness is often a matter of population size and structure and conditions of genetic heritability, and these factors are "extrinsic to the causal properties of the individual" in its local environment.
Here we have shown that the quality of decision is not just a matter
To complicate matters, patient populations can vary substantially between ICUs (for example, multisystem ICUs vs. subspecialty ICUs) suggesting that development of a tool that can be broadly applied across patient populations may be difficult [ 21].
