Since the average occupancy is represented by a fraction of the population with uncertainty, the distributed population requires some adjustment technique to convert into integer numbers, which is not done in this calculation process.
Cuts will also be made to Tulane's medical school, which lost clinical care income due to New Orleans's drastically reduced population and uncertainty about the city's future size.
When performing a validation analysis of a population model, uncertainty should be addressed as discussed above in more detail to address the question to which extent methodological bias, sample size effects or other factors may cause uncertainty of the parameters used for model parameterisation (and consequently the model predictions) or validation.
Because glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency affects between 3% and 4% of the Sri Lankan population, therapeutic uncertainty occurs when the clinical response is partial or unclear.
PBPK is viewed as of great potential value to support benefit risk evaluations, providing a mechanistic basis for extrapolation beyond the clinical trial population, reducing uncertainty, and enabling better labeling around drug drug interactions (DDIs) and in special populations (e.g., elderly, pediatric, etc).
To compensate for this ambiguity, all possible haplotype pairs in each individual were weighted by their posterior probabilities [35], then partial probabilities for each haplotype were accounted for; the inferred haplotype frequencies in each population reflect uncertainties of the estimates.
Understanding the issues related with migrants' health and their utilization of health services is challenging because of gaps in databases, the heterogeneity of immigrant populations, and uncertainty about how migration affects health.
Furthermore, overstratification to account for hypothetical variability in the population may inflate uncertainty in BSE risk estimates.
People with mental health conditions are one and a half times more likely to live in rented housing than the general population, with greater uncertainty about how long they can remain in their current home.
Thus, the appropriateness of using such modeled exposures in health studies depends on the pollutant and metric of concern, acceptable level of uncertainty, population of interest, study design, and other factors.
The failure of the Meech Lake Accord (1987), which would have recognized Quebec's status as a distinct society, and the Charlottetown Accord (1992), which addressed greater autonomy for both Quebec and the aboriginal population, left considerable uncertainty about the constitutional future of Canada.
