Suddenly, Salvadó's stellar sales figures of more than 100,000 copies in his native Catalan and Spanish – particularly impressive when you consider that the entire population of the author's home country is only around 80,000 – were starting to make sense.
That applies to 30 percent to 45 percent of the population of North America, the authors said.
"There have been few studies of longer term health consequences" in this population of workers, the authors said.
Our study, based upon a much smaller population sample, demonstrates that normative data based upon the population of the aforementioned authors is not representative for completely healthy elderly.
These findings are not unique to hospital acquired infections: using data from the same population of infants, other authors have identified between-site variations in the crude and adjusted rates of both mortality and a number of major neonatal morbidities, including chronic lung disease, retinopathy of prematurity, catheter-related sepsis and intraventricular lesions [ 6- 8, 10, 18].
a) Population The authors of all reviews, apart from Posadzki et al. (2011) [ 9], failed to ensure the duration of symptoms reported by participants in primary studies matched with their research questions.
To better understand the dynamic behavior of the population, numerous authors consider the effects of periodic variation and stochasticity (see [23, 29] and the references cited therein).
Looking at the population of authors/researchers, the 'middle' authors very rarely show up in more than one publication in the same field.
The first reported on ten interventional studies with a combined population of 456 patients; the authors identified a weighted mean reduction in HbA1c of 0.66% as a result of periodontal therapy (though this failed to achieve statistical significance) [ 75].
In a recent review of the impact of population modeling, the authors evaluated 198 submissions from January 2000 through December 2008.
