Interestingly, the onset in California was earlier than in 3 populous Eastern states, suggesting that in addition to population factors also geographical and climate factors, such as:, mountain ranges, plains, lakes, and predominant wind direction may drive early epidemic activity.
The difficulties we are facing this winter arise from patient and population factors, issues around senior staffing of A&E departments, and problems with the broader health and social care system.
This could be due to unique population factors or relatively small sample sizes.
From the raw signal intensity profiles, the crank-angle-resolved concentration profiles were determined from the fluorescence lifetimes, spectral linewidths, and Boltzmann population factors.
These range from intra-individual factors (including physiological responses to nicotine and the psychology of use) to individual, interpersonal, organizational, community, and population factors affecting access and demand.
Notice how the size of the total population factors out of this equation, so that PE(H) is just the proportion of seniors who died.
The stable uptake of DNA over generations depends on the molecular factors governing the integration of DNA into the recipient's chromosome, and the environmental and population factors that determine the long-term survival of the transformant in the population.
In a first model taking wAlbA as the variable of interest, Wolbachia density is found significantly affected by age in interaction with both the sex and population factors (F = 17.8 and P<0.001; F = 8.64 and P<0.001, respectively).
The lack of consistency in the response of bone to resistance training likely results from a number of different factors including differences in training intensity and duration and subject population factors such as aging.
Putatively explanatory study and population factors were assessed using mixed-effects meta-regression.
A multivariate model was developed to calculate the various population factors on different land cover types.
