That is why it is investing in the nascent fields of metabolomics and proteomics with the aim of providing foods, diets, devices and even services for particular subgroups of the population.
Then we investigate heterogeneity by focusing on particular subgroups, and, finally, we perform a range of robustness checks.
Some studies concern not the general population but, instead, particular subgroups of it (eg, children and/or adolescents, the elderly).
Second, in some studies only particular subgroups of the general population are sampled, and finally, depression persistence is often measured using unconventional short time-intervals.
With this knowledge lights will be shed upon if particular subgroups of runners seems to sustain more RRI compared with other subgroups of runners.
In this report, we take this route because it readily offers the possibility of estimating ATEs for particular subgroups, such as the young and the old.
ProjectRun21 will examine if particular subgroups of runners with certain running experiences and running paces seem to sustain more running-related injuries compared with other subgroups of runners.
Furthermore, these results are consistent with recent papers studying the effects of immigrants in Italy and showing the existence of potential complementarities on particular subgroups of the Italian population (Barone and Mocetti [2]; Mocetti and Porello [28]).
This may suggest that the association between WMHs and higher levels of depression is specific to particular subgroups of patients who have a psychiatric disorder [11, 12, 14], and it may not be a factor among inpatients with medical conditions.
"While there has been much recent research on suicide, most studies have focused on particular subgroups, such as non-Hispanic, white middle-aged," Curtin told The Huffington Post.
Even among speakers of one language, several different ways of using the language exist, and each is used to signal affiliation with particular subgroups within a larger culture.
