Looking at the development in the total number of Flexjobs created in 2002 compared to 2001, we do not see a visible dip, see Figure 1.
To illustrate the development in the expected (net) number of avoided deaths over time as a result of screening for abdominal aortic aneurysm we created curves for the first 15 years of consecutive cohorts of 10 000 men aged 65 at the time of screening.
One marginal but relevant development, particularly in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, is the growth in the number of internet sites for those who, disgusted by jihadist violence, reject political Islam or Islam itself (see Black Ducks, Arab Atheists Network, freearabs.com).
In the development stage, the number of available resources rose and remarkably, few new patients were found.
We were specifically interested in the development of the number of contacts per additional disease and for specific combinations of chronic diseases.
In the development group the number of patients at risk at 1, 3, 5 and 10 year were: 6934, 5190, 3879 and 1223.
In the development phase, the number of patients studied and its representation of the natural biological and clinical diversity has been inadequate in many studies, usually numbering in only a few hundred samples in the largest studies, and often suffering from various types of selection biases.
In the following figures the development of some key indicators for Austria is given: Figure 1 depicts the development of population in Austria and the development of the number of cars on Austrian roads.
Figure 2 shows the development of the number of test items in the database over a period of five years.
To explore the economic effects of this concept, the development of the number of home visits in an ambulatory healthcare centre was analysed and compared with the number of home visits in the surrounding county.
