The role of religious differences (including atheism) in our lives is a vital reflection of a vibrant population of diversity along a dimension of pursuit of inward knowledge.
Indeed, the bigger proportion of these specific categories is a reflection of a patient population with adnexal masses in a tertiary centre as ours.
B3 FASHION B11 SCIENCE TIMES F1-12 Spending on Medicine Soars Prescription drug spending shot up 18.8percentt last year, to $131.9 billion, partly a reflection of an aging population coping with arthritis, diabetes and cholesterol.
These are not just a reflection of an ageing population obtaining extra surveillance, as age-specific risks in eastern countries adopting more western lifestyles are increasing [ 2].
The increase in step count following the pedometer driven intervention in these studies is a reflection of an inactive population significantly improving their PA [ 75] and potentially indicates that a cognitive-behavioral PA program may be a key motivational factor for increasing PA behavior.
It is likely that this rate is a reflection of a more aware population among MSM.
Moreover, the studied population may be subjected to selection bias, as the demographic and clinical findings of the enrolled patients (high mean age at disease onset, high percentage of male, and high prevalence of enthesitis related arthritis) is not a proper reflection of a real JIA population at disease onset.
Signaling is a reflection of the population shift across a protein and across protein-protein interactions, through their binding interfaces.
A single measurement of urinary iodine is a good reflection of iodine status of a population, but may not necessarily reflect the iodine status of the individual.
(HP6)" Consequently, it was believed that the government should "drive a multicultural agenda" to engender a "genuine reflection of our population in our workforce", in an effort to help improve health care outcomes for CALD communities.
