Patients had an average age of about 68 years, were predominantly male, approximately two-thirds were white, and about half were married.
Patients were predominantly male (approximately 66%) and older than 50 years old (approximately 90%).
Breast cancer cases and controls in this analysis were predominantly white (approximately 98% of both cases and controls) and middle aged or elderly at time of diagnosis (median age 68 years).
Furthermore, disability, invalidity, or premature death due to acute myocardial infarction result in a loss of 1.6%% of all work years in 2006 (i.e., 64,000 person-years) affecting predominantly men (approximately 87%%).
The sample was predominantly urban, approximately half was working or studying full-time (47 %) and over two thirds perceived their income as sufficient or felt financially secure.> The majority reported having a family physician, nearly two thirds had private medication coverage and over one half had access to supplementary insurance coverage for complementary health services.
The patient populations served by the eastern Massachusetts clinics are predominantly white (approximately 75%), while the majority of patients served by the Los Angeles clinics is Hispanic (84% at Alta Med and 71% at The Children's Clinic), with a high proportion of residents living at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
The -3-carene synthases were multi-product enzymes, producing predominantly -3-carene synthase (approximately 53 to 66%) and terpinolene (approximately 16%), with lesser amounts of -sabinene and several other minor products (Table 2).
PgTPS-Hum produced predominantly α-humulene (approximately 43%) and (E -β-caryophyllene (approximatE -β-caryophylleneth sE -β-caryophyllenects, similapproximatelyumulene synthase previously characterized in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) [ 45].
Differential transcript expression of GIMAP8 was also observed with the four resistant animals predominantly expressing an approximately 3,300 bp transcript, although a larger transcript of approximately 4,100 bp could still be detected.
Participants were predominantly African American, approximately half were women, and the median age was 47 years.
