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Our sample population was scattered predominately among 4 regions of Lebanon.

Death and disability occur predominately among disadvantaged women in resource-poor settings and are largely preventable with adequate delivery care.

Confirmed S. pneumoniae cases were present in each age group, but predominately among children <2 years of age (12 [30.8%] cases) and in persons >45 years of age (8 [20.5%] cases).

For blueback herring, significant (P < 0.05) genic differentiation between populations was observed for 178/190 pairwise comparisons, with nonsignificant comparisons occurring predominately among neighboring and geographically proximal rivers in the center of the species range (Table 3).

Distress was higher predominately among patients who had received high genomic risk estimates, who did not receive genomic risk estimates, or who received conflicting estimates based on genomic and clinical criteria.

Hospitalizations of those ≥ 85 years old were predominately among women from 2001 to 2002 through 2009 to 2010; in fact, in 2009 to 2010, 75% of hospitalizations in this age group were of women (Table 14).

Nonsignificant (P > 0.05) genetic differentiation was observed predominately (27/28) among pairwise comparisons of neighboring and geographically proximal blueback herring populations in the center of the species' range (Table S4).

Still, a prospective study among predominately low income, African-American pregnant women in the US did not find an association between intimate partner violence and pregnancy loss [ 10].

The purpose of our study was to expand current research and identify individual patient characteristics that best predict switching of antipsychotic medications among predominately outpatients treated for schizophrenia and related disorders.

The principle objective of the current study was to characterize the extent of maternal exposure to PBDEs among predominately Hispanic pregnant women living in New York City and investigate demographic, lifestyle, and dietary characteristics to better characterize predictors of exposure.

The survey items measuring each psychosocial variable in Figure  1 were adapted from the previously described survey of psychosocial predictors of colorectal cancer screening and surveillance colonoscopy among predominately male autoworkers [ 33].