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Our aim was to investigate genetic variants of the four key circadian clock genes ARNTL, ARNTL2, CLOCK and NPAS2 in relation to a range of health related phenotypes assessed in a representative nation-wide sample of the population aged 30 or over.

Our aim was to examine the role of 19 single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) of four canonical circadian clock genes (ARNTL, ARNTL2, CLOCK, NPAS2) in relation to a range of health-related phenotypes that were assessed with structured methods as part of a population-based health interview and examination study.

Physical activity serves as a protective factor in relation to a range of age-related conditions.

Residents were also asked for their views in relation to a range of community indicators: "feeling part of the community", "having trust in local organisations", and "thinking one can influence decisions that affect the local area".

I would also like to take this opportunity to note how much we appreciate the dialogue with your office in relation to a range of matters, including asylum seeker welfare and family reunion issues.

We are currently exploring variations in quality of diet among women of lower educational attainment in relation to a range of psychological and social factors.

For example, low peer social competence may cause problems in peer relations, which are related to a range of other negative outcomes, such as more aggressive behaviour [ 80], lower academic achievement and higher unemployment later in life [ 81], as well as higher levels of loneliness and depression [ 82].

In contrast, episodic memory provides a record of past experiences in relation to a broad range of materials (Wood et al., 1999) and is structured by spatial, temporal, and non-spatial contexts (Tulving, 1983).

This appears to hold when using different methods of preference elicitation and in relation to a wide range of scenarios.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to report the use of organic food among pregnant women in relation to a wide range of personal and socio-demographic characteristics.

To our knowledge, this study is the first to contribute multinational comparable descriptive data on the prevalence of smoking before and during pregnancy and the extent of smoking during pregnancy in several European countries in relation to a wide range of maternal characteristics.