The design strategies of the cortical-like architecture, including uniform coverage in feature space and divisive normalization mechanisms, allow the global energy of the population to effectively mediate the learning process towards the proper motor control.
The goal of needs-based workforce modelling in mental illness prevention is to estimate the workforce and service structures required for a given regional population to effectively address core risk factors in infancy, childhood, adolescence and youth ('young people') that are implicated in the development of mental illness in adults.
Emotionally disturbed teenagers are among the most difficult populations to serve effectively, and many facilities struggle to retain qualified staff members and address residents' behavioral problems.
A PCA of genetic distance showed all trees in both parent and offspring populations to be effectively the same population with high pairwise relatedness among all trees but few fixed alleles in the population (Fst = 0.005, Fis = 0.072, Fit = 0.077).
This strong adaptation may restrict the ability of the current population to respond effectively to rapid climatic change, and A. sachalinensis may suffer from competition with other tree species that have greater phenotypic plasticity.
Recent studies that have used cultured cells and genetic mouse models have elucidated a number of elegant adaptations that allow cells with a diminished mitochondrial population to function effectively in hypoxia.
Assessing the validity of self-reported data in estimating hypertension prevalence in specific geographic areas, and developing simple prediction models that correct for possible miss reporting of HBP in self-reported data, can be essential to the creation of accurate population level estimates, and for population level efforts to effectively prevent or treat HBP within particular contexts.
In a context wherein the Roma population are disadvantaged, the aim of this study was to assess whether the Roma population are able to effectively access primary care services, and if not, what barriers prevent them from doing so.
As behavioral theory and HIV/STI prevention interventions become more specified, understanding the patterns of risk behavior within a population may help to effectively tailor interventions.
