3 5 11 12 Whereas various studies examined determinants of mental ill health, profound knowledge of determinants of PMH is lacking.
Contrary to the original focus of research on the autoimmune mechanisms that are operative in MS, there is now clear evidence that axonal damage/loss is the major determinant of profound neurological deficit in MS sufferers.
On the contrary, profound knowledge of the determinants of active ageing contributes to the design of policies and programmes that are well-founded and therefore able to make a difference in practice (WHO 2002).
Hotspots and their determinants have a profound effect on the genomic landscape, and share certain features that extend across the tree of life.
This report proposes a significant paradigm shift in the gathering of health surveillance data in order to yield a more profound and accurate understanding of the determinants of women's health and health behaviours.
The ability to bounce back from a failure says so many profound things about character, resourcefulness and determination that some of the most successful people in business see it as a key determinant in which businesses ultimately succeed.
Although patients with advanced disease have well-documented and profound functional limitations, less is known about the determinants of function in early to mid-stage disease where interventions may be more likely to benefit and preserve function.
The identification of heritable genetic determinants of metastatic potential could have profound effects on cancer treatments by improving cancer treatment decisions.
In Japan, the catastrophic earthquake and resulting tsunami had a profound effect on global industrial production, the most important determinant of commodities markets," the letter said.
