Due to the inherent promiscuity of many molecules in binding to multiple protein targets, plurality of bioactivities must be considered when building models to predict the protein targets or pharmacological activities of small organic compounds.
This institutional plurality served multiple purposes, including (i) allowing lay stakeholders to brainstorm a general reconstruction plan, (ii) avoiding the conflation of technical and lay discussions, (iii) reaching out to evacuees who were not able to participate, and (iv) educating citizens on town planning in hopes of nourishing a participatory culture in the long run.
Pregnant women with multiple births or missing plurality (N = 3,651), severe congenital anomalies at birth (N = 1,073), or non-live births, including abortion, molar pregnancies, stillbirths, and unknown etiology fetal deaths (N = 2,093), were excluded from this analysis.
Adjustment made for maternal age (five-year intervals), parity (first child, other children), plurality (single, multiple births) and maternal education (compulsory school only, upper secondary education, university/college education, unknown education).
We used routine birth registry data to construct the following covariates: sex of infant (male, female), maternal age (< 20 years, 20 34 years, ≥ 35 years), plurality (singleton, multiple birth), gestational age (< 37 weeks, ≥ 37 weeks), and season of conception (spring, summer, fall, winter).
Consider a K-cell MU-MIMO downlink system where each cell includes one multiple antenna BS and a plurality of multiple antenna users.
Women with higher plurality of a multiple birth (n=461) were excluded.
EDAM agnostically links to multiple upper ontologies, allowing a plurality of future semantic-integration approaches.
Information on maternal age (coded: five-year intervals), parity (coded: first child, other children) and plurality (coded: single, multiple births) was obtained from the Medical Birth Registry.
The perinatal characteristics available from birth records were birth weight, gestational age, sex, birth order, plurality (singleton or multiple birth), year of birth, parental age and race/ethnicity and maternal years of education.
