ライフサイエンスコーパス: age distribution

1 oving average (ARIMA) models, magnitude, and age distribution.

2 0 through 64 years of age with the 1995 U.S. age distribution.

3 nges and events with a restricted underlying age distribution.

4 (HD) is a malignancy that displays a bimodal age distribution.

5 , and age structure develops toward a stable age distribution.

6 and 303 white controls (48% male) of similar age distribution.

7 nd seasonal forcing had little impact on the age distribution.

8 All syndromes showed a characteristic age distribution.

9 an extra assumption, namely stability of the age-distribution.

10 tially - driven by underlying recruitment or age distributions.

11 users (n=22805), their sex (30% female) and age distribution (8% older than 34 years in mid-1990s),

12 Neither mean ages nor age distribution affected survival.

13 ctions of population size, growth rates, and age distribution, although extending to distant horizons

14 There was substantial overlap in age distribution among the patients with benign disease,

15 ificant rate of T. vaginalis detection, with age distribution analogous to that reported in females,

16 INTERPRETATION: Age distribution and case sources have changed gradually

17 the rest of the Republic of Congo, including age distribution and CFR.

18 The age distribution and clinical profiles were similar for

19 ies to improve researchers' reporting on the age distribution and health risk profiles of research pa

20 The age distribution and limited serovars involved make cont

21 e that could be employed in an assessment of age distribution and reproductive dynamics within natura

22 The age distribution and seasonality of hospitalizations of

23 nd consumption both enumerate the population age distribution and sum to the population platelet coun

24 d as an acquired valve problem, had an equal age distribution and was associated with an increased as

25 and/or whole-transcriptome analysis of gene age distributions and phylogenetic analyses of gene dupl

26 different patterns of presentation, sex and age distribution, and likelihood of occult abdominal dis

27 ncome, education, racial/ethnic composition, age distribution, and sex) and 5 walkability indicators

28 in young patients, but the reasons for this age distribution are uncertain.

29 Equilibrium platelet age distributions are then 'grafted' into the matrix to

30 Age distribution at the time of transplantation included

31 We aimed to estimate the age distribution at which individuals acquired their cau

32 indicator, and trends in mortality rates and age distribution can inform maternal immunization strate

33 In 76% of outbreaks (16/21) with a known age distribution, cases concentrated among children aged

34 at of LINEs, in contrast to human, where the age distribution closely follows Alus (SINEs).

35 The age distribution differed between cases caused by PRN(-)

36 Birth weight for gestational age distributions differed according to the measurement

37 ical and calendrical calculation closely fit age distributions expected for populations with logistic

38 We examined time trends and age distribution for fatal anaphylaxis caused by food, d

39 on the Y chromosome and, from the retroviral age distribution, for a higher rate of evolution on the

40 Differences in age distribution, HLA frequencies, and treatment outcome

41 single pattern was detected in the shifts in age distribution; however, an increase in the proportion

42 Despite similar age distribution in both sex groups, uptake in men was s

43 e frequency of single-gene causation and its age distribution in large cohorts are unknown.

44 We found a bimodal size/age distribution in the timing that juveniles underwent

45 Geologic age distributions indicate that the anomalous LDG result

46 In particular, clustered age distributions led to a negative bias in their growth

47 Age distribution, male-to-female ratio, and proportion o

48 Neither stable population age distributions nor homogeneous genetic lineages are a

49 The age distribution of A(H1N1)pdm09 infections included mor

50 nrealistically high as a result of a younger age distribution of African Americans within the county.

51 We have reconstructed the glacial-age distribution of carbonate ion concentration in the d

52 response vaccination campaigns based on the age distribution of cases at the beginning of an outbrea

53 The age distribution of cases of A(H1N1)pdm09 infection sugg

54 ta exist to specifically examine whether the age distribution of cases remains constant over time in

55 By comparing the expected age distribution of cases resulting from transmission by

56 d to the burden of severe disease and death, age distribution of cases, seasonality, and serotype dis

57 However, the age distribution of children with rotavirus did not diff

58 We also observed a change in the age distribution of contacts.

59 y, from 0.20 to 0.58 because of the changing age distribution of dams.

60 Crohn's disease has a bimodal age distribution of disease onset diagnosis.

61 We studied the age distribution of duplicate genes in each of four euka

62 a, we show that an unmistakable shift in the age distribution of epidemic deaths occurred during the

63 The age distribution of fatal anaphylaxis varies significant

64 This model may explain the age distribution of Hadean zircons and the absence of ea

65 Little is known, however, about the age distribution of Hedonic WB.

66 The age distribution of homozygotes and compound heterozygot

67 and H7N9, exhibit unexplained differences in age distribution of human cases.

68 also obtained estimates of the frequency and age distribution of influenza infection, which indicate

69 This study compared the age distribution of influenza-related deaths in the Unit

70 Survival analysis was used to compare the age distribution of legal blindness in these two groups.

71 ggregated data show a J-shaped curve for the age distribution of maternal mortality, with a slightly

72 The age distribution of measles cases changes in response to

73 The shift in the age distribution of measles susceptibility in response t

74 Finally, the age distribution of mouse-processed pseudogenes closely

75 elation between the chromosomal location and age distribution of new male-biased genes formed by dupl

76 and applied a mixture model to estimate the age distribution of paralogous pairs identified in EST s

77 re estimated from studies that specified the age distribution of participants.

78 We compared the age distribution of patients who were reported to have s

79 designed to be independent of changes in the age distribution of patients with cancer and of changes

80 rate of severe pneumonia and a shift in the age distribution of patients with such illness, which wa

81 prevalence estimates, strain identification, age distribution of patients, and seasonal trends.

82 The normal age distribution of people with the haemochromatosis gen

83 he period of its epidemicity, 1900-1950, the age distribution of poliomyelitis cases increased gradua

84 tested the null hypothesis that the observed age distribution of recent positively selected linkage b

85 tion of R0 in African countries based on the age distribution of rubella infection using Bayesian hie

86 Weir and Schluter used variation in the age distribution of sister species to estimate that rece

87 To determine the incidence and age distribution of strabismus, overall and by subtype,

88 due to improved vaccination, has shifted the age distribution of susceptibility to measles throughout

89 (crude and directly adjusted to the overall age distribution of the 1980 U.S. population) and used a

90 nd crude rates were directly adjusted to the age distribution of the 1980 U.S. population.

91 Rates were directly adjusted to the age distribution of the 2000 U.S. population.

92 h of tumor population depends on the initial age distribution of the cells in the tumor and the age-d

93 that control efforts should be guided by the age distribution of the children with poliomyelitis.

94 age of breast cancer is mainly driven by the age distribution of the population, and fewer older wome

95 ersisted after accounting for changes in the age distribution of the population.

96 The age distribution of the proportion of Caucasians and His

97 of anti-HBs seropositivity, adjusted to the age distribution of the recruit population in 2001, was

98 y in daughter cells and radically shifts the age distribution of the resulting population towards old

99 Depending on the age distribution of the sample and on the underlying dis

100 Furthermore, the age distribution of the scientific workforce is still ad

101 The age distribution of the study population was similar to

102 mpact of these changes on the size, sex, and age distribution of the target US population using data

103 This difference was not affected by the age distribution of the two groups.

104 fic mortality rates and adjusted them to the age distribution of the U.S. population in 1990.

105 The timing, magnitude, and age distribution of this mortality shift provide strong

106 useful information on length of disease and age distribution of those affected.

107 The model can predict the probable age distribution of tumours at presentation.

108 gistration trials were analyzed according to age distributions of > or = 65, > or = 70, and > or = 75

109 The geographical and age distributions of endemic Burkitt's lymphoma parallel

110 We use age distributions of sea otters (Enhydra lutris) found d

111 Our results enable us to predict age distributions of severe disease for future pandemics

112 The chromosomal and age distributions of TEs in D. melanogaster are very sim

113 e cell cycle because they alter the size and age distributions of the cultures.

114 t cancer may be due in part to the differing age distributions of the populations studied.

115 The age distributions of the US cancer population were deriv

116 seasonality, geographical heterogeneity and age-distribution of the epidemics between the periods of

117 Statistically significant changes in age distribution over time were observed in 24% of the o

118 o consider the possibility of a shift in the age distribution over time when planning an outbreak res

119 Pearson chi(2) tests were conducted of age distributions over 2 periods during 41 large laborat

120 differences were found for sex (P = .999) or age distribution (P = .144) between groups.

121 statistically significant, disproportionate age distribution (P=0.06 and 0.5, respectively).

122 The age distribution ranged from 56 to 85 years (mean: 64 ye

123 ate was seen over time, although the patient age distributions remained relatively stable.

124 with breast cancer therapy in women with an age distribution representative of routine clinical prac

125 In women with breast cancer and an age distribution representative of routine clinical prac

126 From 2000 to 2003, the bimodal age distribution returned to dominant younger ages at on

127 th widespread screening mammography, bimodal age distributions shifted to predominant older ages at d

128 Population densities decreased and size and age distributions shifted toward older and larger indivi

129 Injecting drug users' age distribution should be assessed and compared across

130 mulations to estimate the effect of species' age distributions show growth trends close to those obse

131 Species with more clustered age distributions show more negative growth trends, and

132 rgence from present-day RP genes, finding an age distribution similar to that for Alus.

133 of OSA (obstructive AHI > or = 20) showed an age distribution similar to that of OSA diagnosed by lab

134 mia was more common in our cohort and had an age distribution similar to that of the general hospital

135 Hib disease incidence, case-fatality ratios, age distribution, syndrome distribution, and effect of H

136 ies work even though they alter the size and age distributions: these cells still progress through th

137 e, Bayesian concordance analysis and paralog age distributions to resolve relationships among gene co

138 Age distributions used in the branching process model ar

139 s after adjusting for population density and age distribution using Poisson regression, adjusting for

140 y of age and 120 adults from six societies (age distributions varied across societies).

141 The age distribution was 50 to 59 years in 1244 (18.9%), 60

142 ing on whether current injecting drug users' age distribution was assumed to be the same as problem d

143 In 1588 hospitalizations, the age distribution was bimodal, with peaks in infancy and

144 The high-mass end of beta 2M-AGE distribution was found to extend to the neighborhood

145 patients were less than one year of age; the age distribution was not significantly different among t

146 The age distributions were compared by sex, race, histology,

147 increase was higher in the Netherlands, and age distributions were similar in both countries.

148 ears old, B(Yamagata) cases showed a bimodal age distribution with 27% who were <20 years old and 61%

149 There was a wide age distribution with 52.2% of patients <65 yrs of age.