The Haematological Malignancy Research Network (HMRN) was established as a resource to support multifaceted population-based research and to provide 'real-time' information for monitoring and improving patient care.
Differences in the conclusions could be due to factors such as the essential difference between the approaches (unifaceted versus multifaceted), the population (open versus captive), "room for improvement" (pre-existing high-levels of allergen avoidance or adapted smoking behaviour), and even the selected outcome measures or (asthma) definitions (e.g. asthma-related symptoms, physician-diagnosis).
Again, these analyses unveiled striking and multifaceted differences across populations in the male SF proteome.
These reviews included educational workshops delivered as stand-alone workshops or as part of a multifaceted intervention in populations largely representative of medical students, interns, or residents.
Our results highlight that the palliative inpatient population is multifaceted and that therapeutic procedures are varied and complex.
The properties of the community, or community phenotype, as we have already suggested above, can be understood as the emergent properties of multifaceted interactions between different populations (e.g. metabolic, predatory, competitive, cooperative).
35 More so, evidence that statins also exert immunomodulatory effects, along with suggestions they may prove useful in the treatment and prevention of infections, 36 indicate they may have important, multifaceted clinical implications in populations such as Soweto, especially given the substantial dyslipidaemic risk associated with highly prevalent HIV infection and ART.
Neurodegeneration in PD is a complex and multifaceted process, affects a specific population of nerve cells.
Typing also allowed us to understand the multifaceted nature of our KPC population.
