Besides the number of markers and size of the RIL populations, utilization of evenly distributed markers across the whole soybean genome was also essential to ensure maps with high resolution.
The main features of this approach are the heuristic seeding of the initial population, the utilization of a specialized recombination operator, and the use of a majority-voting procedure in order to build a consensus solution.
With a finite planet can we continue with an never ending growth of population and utilization of natural resources?
With the foreseeable rapid growth of the elderly population, ED utilization by the elderly will increase.
The system identifies empiric correlations between properties such as: functions of buildings and other urban elements, population density, utilization and capacity of the public transport network, and congestion effect on the street network.
For the whole disabled population, the utilization rate has been reported to be 15.8% [ 13].
This paper presents an overview of current knowledge relative to identification and quantification of sensitive population subgroups, utilization of sensitive subgroups for studying low dose-effects and issues in formulating environmental policies from information on sensitive subsets of the population.
Although local population's utilization prevalence and doctor-shopping behavior have been studied previously, our analysis extends the knowledge about individual-level experience of fragmented care by filling a few gaps.
The AJR paper multiplied the low estimated doses from CT scans in pediatric patients by population CT utilization data and risk estimates derived from the Japanese atomic bomb survivors to predict an excess of cancer deaths in US children.
(Taylor 1980) In yet another example, another study used risk estimates provided by the Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation (BEIR VII Committeee (NRCNA 2005), combined with preliminary population CT utilization data used by the NCRP (Mettler et al. 2008b), to project an additional 29,000 cancers in the US population per year (Berrington de Gonzalez et al. 2009).
