The base 795 case scenario calculated the costs or savings of each condition attributable to egg cholesterol or nutrient content.
For the percent of each disease attributable to food, we used the point estimates for two of the pathogens because they were fairly close to 100% (leaving little room for error) and appeared to be reasonably solid estimates.
The different development of flexural cracks on two webs of each beam was attributable to the interaction of the bending moment and warping moment under different T M ratios, which will be discussed in detail in the following section.
We had to assume that the proportion of each cancer type attributable to HPV is not age dependent, although there is evidence that this may not be true for some cancers. 2 In some cases (such as oropharyngeal cancers) there is no consensus among epidemiologists about the proportion of cancers caused by HPV.
The result of the PMF is the estimated amount of mass attributable to each source for each sample (i.e., source contributions, in micrograms per cubic meter), and the estimated profiles describing how each species mass is distributed over the sources (i.e., source profiles, in percentage).
The histopathological category under each point was recorded (Supplementary Figure 1) and the number of points attributable to each category was counted.
They are calculated by estimating the additional proportion of cases attributable to each exposure, after removing the proportion of cases already attributed to the combined effect of all other exposures in the model.
Finally, to derive the proportion of MRRi attributable to each of the three components (ERRi, CRRi and FRRi) in each group i of people, we first converted the components to their natural logarithms.
Between 5 and 10 years the probability of dying each year attributable to stroke was maintained at the same year 5 probability since no other data were available.
%Ei, %Ci and %Fi are, respectively, the percentages of MRRi of each group i of people attributable to: i) their exposure as pedestrians, ii) their risk of collision with a vehicle adjusted by their exposure, and iii) their risk of death within the first 24 h after the collision.
