Calculates the discrimination ability of a given population of neurons.
Calculates the identification ability of a given population of neurons.
These interactions influence survival, migration, and activation, as well as final effector function of a given population of cells.
To address the dietary problem, behavior-change interventions are most effective when they are theoretically based and compatible with cultural/behavioral characteristics of a given population.
Elaborate and test a method to extrapolate the population attributable fraction (benefit of an intervention to reduce the exposure of a given population to a given risk factor) to another population allowing for effects of synergistic factors.
Information from epidemiologic studies frequently is used to plan new health services and to evaluate the overall health status of a given population.
What makes a prevention program effective? A. What works best are programs that are tailored to the needs of a given population and that work at the community level.
Even if these models use to simulate the average population with a 50th percentile geometry, it becomes critical to develop robust and configurable models, including geometric and structural characteristics of a given population, in a parametric and central manner.
Sex-limited character, an observable feature appearing only in members of one sex of a given population of organisms, although organisms of both sexes may have the geneticharacterution than determines the trait.
The public health response to a disease affecting almost half of a given population includes assessment of knowledge and design of educational interventions in order to improve screening and prevention.
Although dietary recalls and food records are used to assess dietary intake at individual level and over shorter periods, food frequency questionnaires (FFQ) are used to rank subjects of a given population according to their nutrient intake over longer periods.
