The results provided much needed information on important aspects of early childhood development, particularly in a geographical area where child health and development has become a main focus of population health advancement.
Common features of developed countries (e.g., aging population, technological advancement, high coverage of health insurance), all of which positively affect the cost of health care, lead us to form a hypothesis that health expenditure in countries of similar economic development level converge over time.
Population growth; advancement in age of the US Hispanic populations; and large family size make it imperative that innovative means be employed to increase participation in clinical and genetic studies.
The identification of the additional locus/loci will require significant population development and advancement, as detection of deletions is most successful with advanced populations which have low heterozygosity.
Research on saving labor of household work and automation for housekeeping robots has gained importance due to the growing population and fast advancement in electronics.
Mr. Hollis as noted has served in numerous public-sector leadership positions with success, and has dedicated his time developing programs and initiatives that encourage America's underserved population through career advancement and economic opportunity.
Our findings indicate that climate warming may have positive fitness effects in this lizard population through an advancement of oviposition date.
Working in its favor, said Mr. Kuebler, "is the aging of the population and new advancements in science coming all the time".
In spite of these limitations, the non-invasive nature of these technologies and their potential to offer new insights in wider patient populations, represent true advancement in patient monitoring and safety.
These conflicting results may be attributable to differences in disease advancement, populations or assays applied, or to incomplete control of confounding variables.
India's experience highlights the link between population growth and economic advancement in poor countries, said Carl Haub, the senior demographer at the Population Reference Bureau, a nonprofit research group.
