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The term "Health" conveys numerous definitions which differ across cultures, different age groups, as well as people with various life experiences [ 1].
Also, no direct non-medical costs (particularly travel costs to point of care) were identified which differ across the strategies and equally no differences between direct medical costs not covered by the German SHI.
Substitution rates in mitochondrial genes are also shaped by functional constraints on mitochondrial proteins, which differ across both genes and lineages; these differences are associated with variation in organismal traits (Martin and Palumbi 1993; Rand 1994; Galtier et al. 2009; Sun et al. 2011).
In addition, there may be cultural factors, such as differences in attitudes towards use of health services which differ across countries and may influence triage recommendations.
They're often accompanied by other factors, which differ across episodes.
On top of that, he pays payroll and Social Security taxes, worker's compensation and some benefits such as paid time off, which differ across franchises.
Finally, even though first line for multiple myeloma treatment, the use of transplantation remains limited by accessibility and availability which differs across nations and is limited in developing countries.
Professor Garon says that our willingness to spend is driven most prominently by our reaction to major events in our collective memory, including wars and depressions, and that it also depends on national character, which differs across countries and through time.
One classic illustration of this is the treatment of public spending on apprenticeships which differs across countries.
The initial benefit adjustment and payment process, which differed across the four BOPD sites, created significant delays in benefit payments to offset users.
Although we observed spatial variability in ASD prevalence in unadjusted analyses, the pattern of ASD appeared to be largely explained by factors influencing diagnosis -- maternal age and education -- which differed across the study area.
