Sentence examples similar to of large scale populations from inspiring English sources

Although this was a non-blinded study by one rater in a small city in Japan, the demographic and clinical features of migraine, including prevalence of acute allodynia, were consistent with those of large scale population studies performed in several countries.

However, we have found no reports of large scale population studies of chronic exposure to air pollution and cardiovascular morbidity rather than mortality, except for a cohort study in women which suggested that incidence of cardiovascular disease in women is increased by exposure to fine particulates [ 4].

These findings highlight the opportunity for the use of an online 7-day record as a medium to record fluid intake of large-scale populations.

Based on monitoring of large-scale populations of apterous and agamic M. persicae females (1,200 aphids/treatment/plant genotype), the insect colonies on leaves of atpp2-a1/E/142 were stable, shown as a smaller rate of the population decrease in 24 hours, than those on WT and the other nine mutants.

This explains the slowdown of the accumulation of DMIs for large scaled population sizes observed in Figure 1.

The decision-making process in the multidisciplinary management is handicapped by the lack of large-scale population-based prognostic studies.

Her thesis is focused on the legal, ethical, and policy considerations of large-scale population genetics studies and associated data banks.

Because the test represents a dramatic reduction in the cost and complexity of large-scale population screening, an end to many preventable genetic diseases is now in sight.

In this review we will focus on gut microbiome profiling using the 16S ribosomal RNA approach in the setting of large-scale population studies, and discuss some novel developments.

This paper argues that the Flint water crisis stems from the city's inability to address the consequences of large-scale population loss, the Flint region's unwillingness to engage in regional planning, and a societal lack of care for infrastructure and shrinking cities.

However, there is a lack of large-scale population studies that examine such relationships, particularly the possible involvement of flavonoids.