In addition, HUI3 scores in this sample reflect a large HRQL burden, in comparison to a previously reported general Canadian population (age and sex adjusted) norm of 0.90 [ 26].
This sampling reflected the mere geometry of the mouse mandible, displaying a relatively larger posterior part than an anterior one.
In this, our sample reflects national trends.
This heterogeneous sample reflects the neighborhoods in which the children live and is reflected in other research in Canadian urban centers (e.g., Jean & Geva, 2009; Lesaux, Rupp, & Siegel, 2007).
It is important to note, however, that family studies tend to be a heavily female-dominant population (e.g., 95% female, 5% male, Auburn University Enrollment Statistics 2010; 88% female, 12% male, K. Weaver, personal communication, November 19, 2010), and our sample reflects this sex bias (82% female respondents, 18% male respondents).
The diaspora lacked the means to quickly return to the city, and our study sample reflects this repopulation pattern.
The sample reflected this distribution, with a GP ratio of 6 15 for inner versus outer districts.
9 The predominantly female sample reflected the overall study sample.
Therefore, the spectrum for this sample predominantly reflects the structure of protein molecules in the aggregates.
