The results of VA surveys, quantified cause-specific mortality profiles, are used for surveillance, monitoring and public health planning.
But, while it is never easy to quantify cause and effect, in the absence of other evidence it seems reasonable to suppose that the effect of the narrow presentation of women that is shown up in the research is to confirm and perpetuate cultural norms about women in public life.
The model was designed to predict the effect of different management operations on fish yield, identify and quantify the cause, effect and relationships between water quality parameters, and suggest remedial actions for impaired systems.
To evaluate and optimize the biopsy procedure in the future, it is necessary to identify and quantify the cause of the biopsy error.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07090.016 To understand the cellular contributions to the overall shear of the wing blade, we developed a method to distinguish and quantify shear caused by cell shape changes and shear caused by topological changes.
Much of this increase in resource use will be due to comorbidities, and will be involved in causing ADEs, but although not quantified as costs caused by ADEs, some respondents also reported that they had experienced sick leave, informal care and lost leisure time resulting from ADRs and STEs.
The chapter also discusses the common causes of reactor failures and their solutions by analyzing and quantifying these causes.
The reason for this success is the use of likelihoods to quantify fluctuations caused by noise.
But until now, he said, researchers have had limited ways to quantify the causes.
Design of experiments is a statistical technique to identify and quantify the causes of an effect in an experimental study.
