Often, inequitable health outcomes are systematically experienced by population subgroups that are disadvantaged as a result of factors, such as economic status, education level, sex, place of residence, race, ethnicity, age, or disability status.
People in lower education, employment and/or income systematically experience higher chronic disease morbidity and mortality levels [ 10].
This is grounded in a strong body of evidence, which shows that socially disadvantaged groups systematically experience worse health outcomes [ 4].
The UN cites that children there are systematically killed, injured, have experienced repeated sexual assaults and are often recruited by armed groups operating in the northern part of the country.
Emotional abuse either as a child (<18 years) or as an adult (≥18 years), also from Q3, was a positive answer to one or both of two descriptive questions: 1) Have you experienced anybody, systematically and over a long period of time, trying to repress, degrade or humiliate you? 2) Have you experienced anybody threatening to hurt you or someone close to you?
This affected several aspects of the model, including the utility decrements, as women experience systematically lower age-specific utility values than men, and productivity costs, since women have lower employment rates among the applicable age groups in the UK.
EBD can be defined as a critical and reflective process in which decisions about the building environment are based on credible research results, evaluations and systematically analyzed experience from existing environments that consider the user experience, in particular [ 17, 18, 29].
Using the cell and NPC ROI analysis approaches, we systematically quantified the spectral changes experienced by NPs in a cellular environment as a function of NP exposure duration and dose - two important parameters in administering NPs for biomedical applications.
Our results firmly support what has already been experienced, but not systematically analysed, in clinical practice––68Ga-PET imaging is superior to 111In-octreotide scintigraphy in several ways: a higher detection rate of tumour lesions, detection of smaller lesions and the possibility to quantify the activity in a lesion with reasonable accuracy.
Finally, the absence of risks for hypoglycaemia, although not studied specifically in NICE-SUGAR, is questionable when the mortality rate of patients who experienced hypoglycaemia was systematically two to three times higher than in nonhypoglycaemic patients.
Theme four, "measuring outcomes," asserted the need to document systematically postdocs' experience in their mentors' labs and beyond.
