ライフサイエンスコーパス: neighbourhood

1 tial effects (e.g. transmission within small neighbourhoods).

2 pike-timing-dependent LTP within a dendritic neighbourhood.

3 te, foreign-born, or resided in a low-income neighbourhood.

4 n to influence the structure of their social neighbourhood.

5 read of social information in the local host neighbourhood.

6 th cooperative behaviour toward those in the neighbourhood.

7 to heterogeneity in cooperativeness in their neighbourhood.

8 d by extension of demethylation to the wider neighbourhood.

9 ared across many people in densely populated neighbourhoods.

10 r five in demethylation, defining assistance neighbourhoods.

11 ding and species richness in localized plant neighbourhoods.

12 uals encountering kin or genetically diverse neighbourhoods.

13 etdis statistic on a sample of similar-sized neighbourhoods.

14 n, moderate-deprivation, or high-deprivation neighbourhoods.

15 1987-91 and who were assigned to one of 4833 neighbourhoods.

16 on statistical analysis of individual atomic neighbourhoods.

17 physical activity levels in deprived London neighbourhoods.

18 ics and physical activity in deprived London neighbourhoods.

19 neighbourhoods to handwashing promotion; 11 neighbourhoods (306 households) were randomised as contr

20 ident were men or boys from the respondent's neighbourhood (32.3% [28.8-36.1]) and boyfriends or husb

21 Using neighbourhood analyses, a technique from plant competiti

22 derophore iron complexes and haem using gene neighbourhood analysis and co-clustering of TBDTs of kno

23 m paired case-control samples over a network neighbourhood and assesses the statistical likelihood of

24 lots as a function of tree size, competitive neighbourhood and climate.

25 tool, GIS measures and routine data measured neighbourhood and individual-level characteristics.

26 al network, cluster together forming network neighbourhoods and are less likely to be within proteins

27 e travel modes (eg, creating safe attractive neighbourhoods and safe, affordable, and convenient publ

28 e dispersal via pollen, the size of genetic 'neighbourhoods', and interpopulation gene flow in a long

29 e, gene fusion, phylogenetic profiling, gene neighbourhood, and gene operon.

30 here is the first analysis from within this neighbourhood, and it supports the insight from genomics

31 then their respective non-neutral 1-mutation neighbourhoods are more likely to be similar; iii) If a

32 importance for health of the quality of the neighbourhood area in which people live and particularly

33 trolling for potential confounders affecting neighbourhood assignment and assessing effects of cumula

34 by starlight nor chemically enriched in this neighbourhood at z approximately 7.

35 survey (n = 4107 adults aged > = 16 years), neighbourhood audit tool, GIS measures and routine data

36 ingle-blind, randomised clinical trial in 16 neighbourhoods (balozi) in Kongwa, Tanzania.

37 By using neighbourhood based benchmark and topological methods, w

38 As such, pair- and neighbourhood-based approximation models have played a k

39 Individuals in our sample were assigned to a neighbourhood categorised as high deprivation (>/=1 SD a

40 The particular neighbourhood characteristics associated with poor healt

41 amework of network comparisons through local neighbourhood comparisons.

42 effects of cumulative exposure to different neighbourhood conditions.

43 we develop a novel computational method, the Neighbourhood Consistent PC (NCPC) algorithms, which dea

44 In this situation, hospital controls, neighbourhood controls, and friend, associate, or relati

45 governmental natural experiment to show that neighbourhood deprivation increased the risk of diabetes

46 linear regressions to assess the effects of neighbourhood deprivation on diabetes risk, controlling

47 We sought to identify the causal effects of neighbourhood deprivation on type 2 diabetes risk, by co

48 hysical activity), socioeconomic (education, neighbourhood deprivation, and household income), and ps

49 Neighbourhood effects also help explain how and why the

50 Neighbourhood effects are not detected in the remaining

51 Neighbourhood effects grew over time such that 5 years o

52 this paper we extend the theory of so-called neighbourhood effects.

53 of different types of people into different neighbourhood environments.

54 We examined whether neighbourhood exposure to fast-food outlets and physical

55 roducing individual-level programmes because neighbourhood factors play a considerable role in influe

56 pid depletion of the potentially susceptible neighbourhood for an infected host.

57 ing receptors did not diffuse beyond initial neighbourhoods for at least two hours.

58 Although there is evidence that chromatin neighbourhoods, formed by the zinc-finger protein CTCF,

59 abolic pathways often are encoded by 'genome neighbourhoods' (gene clusters and/or operons), which ca

60 tage cluster sampling was used to select 385 neighbourhoods, giving a population sample of 6,500 youn

61 eunion events are unlikely unless the genome neighbourhoods harbouring the participating genes tend t

62 dence of suspected cholera, in particular in neighbourhoods having a higher access to tap water.

63 ive and negative influences of their genomic neighbourhood in order to achieve accurate programmes of

64 is global and not constrained to some local neighbourhood in parameter space and it readily yields i

65 We conclude that formation of a neighbourhood in preribosomes containing the A(3) factor

66 Mutational neighbourhoods in genotype-phenotype (GP) maps are widel

67 lights important differences in health among neighbourhoods in King County that are masked by county-

68 In 40 of the most deprived neighbourhoods in London (ranked in top 11% in London by

69 ,000 residents aged 18 or over living in 777 neighbourhoods in south Wales.

70 n with Chlamydia trachomatis in hyperendemic neighbourhoods in Tanzania.

71 annotation framework based on the annotation neighbourhoods in textual data, or, alternatively, the s

72 Clusters of neighbourhoods in the high-density residential suburbs o

73 Following enumeration of 14 neighbourhoods in urban Blantyre, Malawi, trained reside

74 factors such as diabetes, brain injury, and neighbourhood income.

75 ser-supplied XML recipe and stores resulting neighbourhood information as text files with various sty

76 inding that phenotype multiple times in this neighbourhood is larger than expected; ii) If two genoty

77 The solar neighbourhood is the closest and most easily studied sam

78 indicate that chemoreceptors can form stable neighbourhoods larger than trimers in the absence of oth

79 m different causes of death vary at a local, neighbourhood level within this county.

80 study were to examine relationships between neighbourhood-level and individual-level characteristics

81 Other objectively measured neighbourhood-level characteristics were not associated

82 between physical activity and individual and neighbourhood-level characteristics.

83 evidence for the influence of other measured neighbourhood-level characteristics.

84 mass index, smoking, physical activity, and neighbourhood-level unemployment rates.

85 their family members (n=23), and members of neighbourhood-matched control households (n=22).

86 We aimed to identify four age-matched and neighbourhood-matched controls for each case.

87 otavirus, and with community age-matched and neighbourhood-matched controls.

88 We use spatially explicit neighbourhood models of tree growth to quantify how func

89 The mutational neighbourhood of a genotype in these GP maps is much mor

90 l) phenotype is found once in the 1-mutation neighbourhood of a genotype, then the chance of finding

91 It therefore recruits Hsc70 to the neighbourhood of a set of critical interactions.

92 the counts of small sub-graphs in the local neighbourhood of all nodes.

93 The genes comprising the first neighbourhood of CLIP2 (BAG2, CHST3, KIF3C, NEURL1, PPIL

94 hows an invariant pattern of contacts in the neighbourhood of each vertex, with more variable interac

95 andscapes associated with a bounded-distance neighbourhood of folding conformations.

96 Examination of the gene neighbourhood of the alginate lyase homologues revealed

97 actions are competitive, emerge in the close neighbourhood of the inhibited enzymes, and result from

98 datasets indicate that often only 10% of the neighbourhoods of a network suffice for optimal performa

99 overcome registration error by searching the neighbourhood perpendicular to the FA skeleton for the v

100 The nar71 gene is located in a gene neighbourhood proposed by genomics to encode a novel DNA

101 ough studies have shown associations between neighbourhood quality and chronic disease outcomes, such

102 ivation, respondents in the areas of poorest neighbourhood quality were more likely to report poor he

103 the development of interventions to improve neighbourhood quality would offer significant potential

104 ving in the most and least activity-friendly neighbourhoods ranged from 68 min/week to 89 min/week, w

105 Attendance in deprived neighbourhoods reduces with distance to a greater degree

106 by folding simulations and their underlying neighbourhood relations.

107 Local neighbourhood relationships between fine anatomical subd

108 asso starts from highly overlapping sequence neighbourhoods revealed by all-on-all pairwise Blast ali

109 nity richness had a positive effect on local neighbourhood richness, indicating that climate effects

110 ndicated tree diversity effects at the local neighbourhood scale, where the proportion of birch among

111 Neighbourhood size estimates were relatively small for b

112 parasite richness continued to increase with neighbourhood size.

113 ildren attend elementary school in their own neighbourhoods, surveys of children entering elementary

114 ers were composed of aggregated local areas (neighbourhoods) that had been identified in a previous s

115 advantageous genotypes within the mutational neighbourhood (the set of mutants one or a few mutationa

116 n Karachi, Pakistan, we randomly assigned 25 neighbourhoods to handwashing promotion; 11 neighbourhoo

117 , phylogenetic profile, interaction and gene neighbourhood) to predict gene function in Arabidopsis.

118 ntrast, E.P. has no knowledge of his current neighbourhood, to which he moved after he became amnesic

119 used to assess the effects of individual and neighbourhood variables on the indicators.

120 , and assessed the effects of individual and neighbourhood variables on these sexual behaviour indica

121 There was substantial residual between-neighbourhood variance in physical activity (median odds

122 egression models explained 29 and 34% of the neighbourhood variance of premarital sex in 2000 and 200

123 Previous analyses of neighbourhood variations of non-affective psychotic diso

124 The number of cases in each neighbourhood was modelled as a function of potential co

125 e to high-deprivation versus low-deprivation neighbourhoods was associated with a 9% increase in diab

126 variance in physical activity levels between neighbourhoods, we found little evidence for the influen

127 ntially occur between nodes with overlapping neighbourhoods; we relate this to global robustness of t

128 These neighbourhoods were larger than a trimer of homodimers,

129 introduce a sub-sampling procedure based on neighbourhoods which links naturally with the framework

130 essment of the sward height in a surrounding neighbourhood, whilst the decision to graze the current

131 Urban residence and living in neighbourhood with higher average duration of residence

132 Living in a neighbourhood with higher average level of comprehensive

133 erally reporting less admissions to the CTC, neighbourhoods with a higher consumption of tap water we

134 volved quasi-random dispersal of refugees to neighbourhoods with different levels of poverty and unem

135 In neighbourhoods with handwashing promotion, 300 household

136 Participants were sampled from neighbourhoods with varied levels of walkability and soc

137 s map is highly correlated with the spectral neighbourhood within a group of structurally-similar mol