The safety problems were divided into eight areas: vulnerable populations, drivers, behaviors, infrastructure, vehicle conditions, information and knowledge, safety management, and rescue services, where each area included a further division into categories (specific safety problems).
Characterizing the branched sub-clonal evolution of a neoplasm is critical for identifying key sub-population driver mutations promoting diversification, expansion, invasion, and eventually colonization to other parts of the body.
Los Angeles, with its heavy population of drivers and its relative proximity to Asia, might have seemed a natural choice.
But as the population of drivers has become heavily immigrant, and heavily South Asian, the task of feeding them has taken a new turn.
Lyft, Uber and others stand to gain from an aging population of drivers who may not be able to continue driving themselves but still need to get around.
In this paper a case study is presented in which the prevalence of alcohol-impaired driving is estimated for the general population of drivers.
But increasingly the standard models used for crash tests are becoming less and less like the world's population of drivers.
For example, in the 1920s, he catered to Argentina's growing population of drivers (many of whom were in American cars), by providing a new gas pump through a licensing arrangement with the American Wayne Gas Pump company.
The source population was drivers in moving traffic in the south-eastern parts of Norway.
Does cocaine use in the population of drivers follow the same pattern as cocaine use in the general population?
