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Datasets in the anthropogenic category include 2003 human population, length of railroad tracks (km), length of major highways (km), number of transportation terminals (airport, seaport, bus, and rail), proportion of county area classified as agriculture, proportion of county area classified as urban land use, and proportion of population in urban areas.

An almost linear association existed between macrolide use and proportion of MRSP, a biologically plausible finding that has previously been documented on a smaller scale (6 ).

The secondary outcomes are patient intentions to get a PSA test, satisfaction, healthcare use and proportion of patients stratified to high risk.

Events of labour (induction, epidural use and proportion of women using no analgesia), mode of birth (spontaneous vaginal birth, operative vaginal birth and caesarean section) and infant outcomes (preterm birth, birthweight, Apgar at 5 minutes, stillbirths and neonatal deaths).

The median age for consumer participants was 60 years in comparison to 37 years for the Australian population [ 20] but this deviation could be explained by the specific targeting of medicine users whose higher median age was not unexpected as medication use and proportion of medicines used increases with age.

A resource use profile for each management level was developed by identifying the health care goods and services relevant to a relapse, quantifying the frequency of use and proportion of users for each item included in the profile, and applying a unit cost to each resource used.

The relationship between the proportion of nucleus boars used and proportion of improvement in genetic gain rate for the terminal and maternal lines are shown in Figures  2 and 3, respectively.

Documented usage of the clinical pathway will be measured by simple descriptive statistics such as percentage of AMI cases in which the pathway was used and proportion of the chart completed.

For all compound pathogen combinations that showed significant correlations, the association between the volume of antimicrobial agents used and proportions of resistance was for the most part stable, i.e., independent of the time lag between recording of consumption and the recording of resistance (Table 3).

Both time and space were considered for buildings (number of days used a week and proportion of surface used).

The secondary outcomes will be: proportion of responders, mean transit time, proportion of patients using laxatives, QOL and proportion of adverse events.