Sentence examples for mixing patterns of from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this study were to describe the disassortative and assortative mixing patterns of drug-using and sex networks among young drug users in China.

This seasonal pattern was only moderately linked with water discharge, and more controlled by nitrogen transformation/export from watershed as well as mixing patterns of the two primary tributaries (the upper Mississippi and the Ohio Rivers), which have distinctly different nitrate concentrations and flow patterns.

For example, the POLYMOD study, a large randomized study in eight European countries, used contact diaries to analyse mixing patterns of independent respondents [ 9].

(iii) Where should heating and cooling be applied in this network?" Question (i) addresses the mixing patterns of the reactors in the reactor network.

The study focuses on the description of the sexual behavior in the Malawi population, where the more important characteristics such as age distribution, number of sexual partners per year, type of relationship, duration of the relationship and age mixing patterns of marriage were derived.

Caution is needed in interpreting such results due to multiple factors that limit extrapolation of results obtained in developed country settings to developing countries (e.g., differences in immunization strategy, structure and mixing patterns of the population, overall coverage achieved in the population, serotype distribution, and co-morbidities, etc).

This study showed that medical units in acute care hospitals exhibit diverse staff mixes, patterns of skill use, work environment design, and support for innovation.

Moreover, the confounding generated by the characteristics of the sexual network such as concurrency, mixing patterns and numbers of sexual partners is virtually impossible to control for completely [ 88].

Such network mixing patterns facilitate transmission of infectious disease from a network's high-risk core to the network's lower risk periphery.

The correction factors that apply for fully stocked mixed-species stands of individual to groupwise mixing patterns at mixing proportions of about 50 50 indicate that the productivity of monocultures should be multiplied by 1.10 1.20 to obtain an estimate of the productivity of the respective mixed-species stands.

To illustrate the application of SCFGs to the analysis of RDS data, we estimate recruitment dynamics and mixing patterns between discrete groups of individuals in a hidden population of injection drug users (IDUs) in Tijuana, México.