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The study population originates from a random sample of the inhabitants of Doetinchem stratified by aged and sex drawn in 1987 who participated in an earlier survey (n = 1780).

In the field of spinal metastasis research, the present study population is unique in size and follow-up period because a part of the study population originates from one of the oldest and most extensive spinal metastases databases in the world [ 10].

The study population originated from the French national survey 'Enquête décennale santé 2002'.

The study population originated from the International Society of Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes (ISPAD) Rare Diabetes Study.

The study population originated from medical-surgical critically ill patients hospitalized in two ICUs within the Department of Anesthesiology, University Hospital of Munich between March and November 2013.

The study population originated from 204 municipal population registries throughout the Netherlands, and included a total of 58,279 men and 62,573 women between the ages of 55 and 69 years at baseline.

To estimate pollen dispersal distances, we took a conservative approach and assumed pollen immigrated into each study population originated from the next closest population.

This study population originated from 204 municipal registries throughout the country.

The four study populations originate from the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico and differ greatly in average herkogamy (Table  1).

As in other British cities where Pakistanis have settled in significant numbers, so too in the study population most Pakistanis originate from Mirpur district in Azad Kashmir.

Within the study population are predominant CEL groups that originate from each continent: 1,031 (25%) from England in Europe, 912 (22%) from India in Asia, and 130 (3%) from Somalia in Africa (Table 1).