All studies indicate a slow growth rate.
Indeed, studies indicate a "pathologist gap" may grow through 2030.
Abstract Many epidemiologic studies indicate a potential association between fruit and vegetable intake and various cancers.
These studies indicate a growing concentration of wealth through marriage, resulting in more economic disparity throughout society.
Recent epidemiological studies indicate a higher prevalence of dietary antioxidant deficiency among asthmatics patients.
Measurement studies indicate a high rate of node dynamics in p2p systems.
Epidemiological studies indicate a genetic contribution to colorectal cancer (CRC), but specific genetic variants remain unknown.
Most studies indicate a positive association between social support and smoking cessation.
Studies indicate a linkage between hyperhomocysteinemia, oxidative stress and ADMA metabolism.
Many epidemiological studies indicate a positive relationship between skipping breakfast (SB) and obesity.
In vivo studies indicate a role of IGF-I and IGF-IR in breast cancer development.
