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

2 read of social information in the local host neighbourhood.

3 th cooperative behaviour toward those in the neighbourhood.

4 to heterogeneity in cooperativeness in their neighbourhood.

5 d by extension of demethylation to the wider neighbourhood.

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

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

8 n to influence the structure of their social neighbourhood.

9 ome and determined its effects on the tissue neighbourhood.

10 actions that are dependent on the local cell neighbourhood.

11 e promoter (or alternative promoters) in the neighbourhood.

12 one of the closest associations in the solar neighbourhood.

13 nsider whether nodes are in the same network neighbourhood.

14 mall increases in staying home in low-income neighbourhoods.

15 uals encountering kin or genetically diverse neighbourhoods.

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

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

18 1987-91 and who were assigned to one of 4833 neighbourhoods.

19 on statistical analysis of individual atomic neighbourhoods.

20 physical activity levels in deprived London neighbourhoods.

21 ics and physical activity in deprived London neighbourhoods.

22 r five in demethylation, defining assistance neighbourhoods.

23 ding and species richness in localized plant neighbourhoods.

24 crystalline matrix to form particular atomic neighbourhoods.

25 mpared with individuals residing in deprived neighbourhoods.

26 y by moving them to small highly cooperative neighbourhoods.

27 esidents of predominantly non-Hispanic white neighbourhoods.

28 g. land use) and mobility characteristics of neighbourhoods.

29 comes than children growing up in advantaged neighbourhoods.

30 h malaria are clustered within households or neighbourhoods.

31 ared across many people in densely populated neighbourhoods.

32 can be predicted by characteristics of their neighbourhood(1).

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

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

35 t deprived neighbourhoods (Q1 least deprived neighbourhoods, 369.7 per 100 000 person-years [95% CI 3

36 ars [95% CI 356.4-383.2] vs Q5-most deprived neighbourhoods 445.7 per 100 000 person-years [430.2-461

37 le at work, in places of leisure and in home neighbourhoods(7,8).

38 680 under-five children nested within 55,823 neighbourhoods across the 51 countries.

39 A neighbourhood affluence indicator was derived based on n

40 done to examine the moderating influences of neighbourhood affluence on associations between family s

41 Using neighbourhood analyses, a technique from plant competiti

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

43 ir spatial relationships are described using neighbourhood analysis.

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

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

46 trolled for residential greenspace and other neighbourhood and individual factors.

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

48 Across two different New York City neighbourhoods and 3,552 pedestrians, we generate an uno

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

50 data, we identified both immune hot and cold neighbourhoods and enhanced immune exhaustion markers su

51 who lived in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighbourhoods and had exacerbation-prone asthma (define

52 All-vs-all comparisons of OSC neighbourhoods and phylogenomic analysis were used to in

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

54 ified(3,4), less is known about the cellular neighbourhoods and spatial compartmentalization that sha

55 stematically link the morphology of cellular neighbourhoods and spatially localized gene expression.

56 n urban change: gentrification of inner-city neighbourhoods and suburbanization of poverty, with larg

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

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

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

60 tudies, stressors in the home, workplace and neighbourhood are associated with accelerated ageing and

61 Using the structure of a molecule, neighbourhoods are chosen to allow for the efficient use

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

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

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

65 Furthermore, the fibroblast neighbourhood-associated factors SERPINE2 and PI16 funct

66 belonging to lower social classes, the brain-neighbourhood associations were particularly strong, wit

67 ast Village group relative to their original neighbourhood at baseline.

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

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

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

71 By using neighbourhood based benchmark and topological methods, w

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

73 that have been proposed to accomplish this, neighbourhood-based dimensionality reduction of spectrog

74 of disease genes associated with a disease, neighbourhood-based methods and random walkers exploit t

75 antage of bold colonies that is lost in bold neighbourhoods because prey become scarce, and shy colon

76 eses and investigating if-and to what extent-neighbourhood built environments recover at scale has be

77 home, compared to residents in higher-income neighbourhoods, but were not more likely to visit locati

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

79 The particular neighbourhood characteristics associated with poor healt

80 who experienced favourable modifications in neighbourhood characteristics had a lower risk of future

81 onments at baseline, unfavourable changes in neighbourhood characteristics were associated with an in

82 Favourable changes in neighbourhood characteristics were associated with reduc

83 , home environments, and geocoded indices of neighbourhood characteristics) were available at ages 7,

84 od accuracy compared to multiple algorithms (neighbourhood, co-occurrence, coexpression, and fusion)

85 amework of network comparisons through local neighbourhood comparisons.

86 effects of cumulative exposure to different neighbourhood conditions.

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

88 tion of distinct disease-associated cellular neighbourhoods consisting of macrophages, other immune c

89 s ratios (ORs) for the quintiles with higher neighbourhood consumption (compared with the lowest quin

90 of the family environment, but not the wider neighbourhood context, consistently mediated the PGS eff

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

92 ent neighbourhood-linked problems, we linked neighbourhood data with genetic, health and social outco

93 Neighbourhood degree sequences are an interesting tool f

94 We also point out that neighbourhood degree sequences are related to a powerful

95 We provide a first specific study of neighbourhood degree sequences in complex networks.

96 els were fitted to examine associations with neighbourhood deprivation (in quintiles, Q1-least depriv

97 We examined the association between neighbourhood deprivation and allostatic load, a biologi

98 etween individual socioeconomic position and neighbourhood deprivation and the findings so far are he

99 Further geographical linkage to neighbourhood deprivation data allows us to chart the di

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

101 Neighbourhood deprivation is associated with biological

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

103 were particularly strong, with the impact of neighbourhood deprivation on total brain and grey matter

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

105 ta on mortality, educational attainment, and neighbourhood deprivation were included in the present s

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

107 une/July 2020 was negatively related to age, neighbourhood deprivation, and loneliness, and positivel

108 variable in turn, controlling for age, sex, neighbourhood deprivation, ethnicity and prematurity.

109 antially more than individuals in low-income neighbourhoods did.

110 ose who experienced individual-level but not neighbourhood disadvantage had 0.196 SDs lower scores (9

111 who experienced neither individual-level nor neighbourhood disadvantage in childhood, those who exper

112 forests, our findings suggest incorporating neighbourhood diversity as a management tool to enhance

113 ormation and physical characteristics of the neighbourhood effectively explain the emergence of crime

114 Neighbourhood effects also help explain how and why the

115 Where neighbourhood effects are causal, neighbourhood-level in

116 Neighbourhood effects are not detected in the remaining

117 d poor educational outcomes, suggesting that neighbourhood effects for these outcomes should be inter

118 Neighbourhood effects grew over time such that 5 years o

119 Where neighbourhood effects reflect selection of families with

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

121 ures were positively associated with overall neighbourhood environment perception, and destination di

122 of different types of people into different neighbourhood environments.

123 Children growing up in disadvantaged neighbourhoods exhibit worse physical and mental health

124 Residents of non-Hispanic Black and Hispanic neighbourhoods experienced higher odds of seropositivity

125 ys and expression of speckle-associated gene neighbourhoods, exposing a general link between nuclear

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

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

128 e controlling for individual, household, and neighbourhood factors using datasets from successive dem

129 ion maps from the features revealed a set of neighbourhood features represented by buildings and road

130 approach to evaluate the association between neighbourhood fluoroquinolone consumption and individual

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

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

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

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

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

136 The genome neighbourhoods (GNs) around a total of 163 OSC genes wer

137 election/concentration as an explanation for neighbourhood gradients in obesity and mental health pro

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

139 indings indicate that people in lower-income neighbourhoods have faced barriers to physical distancin

140 inequality, individuals residing in affluent neighbourhoods have lower risks of self-harm and violent

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

148 ,000 residents aged 18 or over living in 777 neighbourhoods in south Wales.

149 n with Chlamydia trachomatis in hyperendemic neighbourhoods in Tanzania.

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

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

152 Residents of neighbourhoods in the highest population density quintil

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

154 field experiment conducted in South African neighbourhoods in which individuals with a low socioecon

155 3 predefined geographical statistical areas (neighbourhoods) in Israel.

156 y and poor educational outcomes in high-risk neighbourhoods, including genetic analysis of neighbourh

157 one users to assess the relationship between neighbourhood income and physical distancing during the

158 We found a strong gradient between neighbourhood income and physical distancing.

159 Index of Multiple Deprivation: a measure of neighbourhood income, employment, education levels, crim

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

161 Individuals in high-income neighbourhoods increased their days at home substantiall

162 lost as the frequency of bold colonies in a neighbourhood increases.

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

164 Our findings show that neighbourhood interactions mediated by beneficial and pa

165 the importance of density and trait-mediated neighbourhood interactions, our study offers a way towar

166 ildren, causal analyses indicated that early neighbourhood intervention to lessen disadvantage (to qu

167 ith different characteristics into different neighbourhoods, interventions should instead target fami

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

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

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

171 economic inequality were constructed at the neighbourhood level and connected to a survey of individ

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

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

174 iverse and urban location the association of neighbourhood-level characteristics and individual-level

175 cohort with severe mental illness across all neighbourhood-level characteristics assessed.

176 Other objectively measured neighbourhood-level characteristics were not associated

177 Association of neighbourhood-level characteristics, which included the

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

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

180 INM and U5M were explained by the state- and neighbourhood-level factors respectively.

181 explained by the individual-, household- and neighbourhood-level factors.

182 Where neighbourhood effects are causal, neighbourhood-level interventions can be effective.

183 th biological wear and tear, suggesting that neighbourhood-level interventions may yield health gains

184 orld's first open access dashboard featuring neighbourhood-level trends informed by wastewater-based

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

186 To test how selection may affect different neighbourhood-linked problems, we linked neighbourhood d

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

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

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

190 Living in deprived neighbourhoods may have biological consequences, but few

191 eighbourhoods, including genetic analysis of neighbourhood mobility.

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

193 A range of household and neighbourhood moderators were examined.

194 in silico genome mining, sequence and genome neighbourhood network analyses.

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

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

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

198 A community cluster was defined as neighbourhood of about 150 households covered by a lady

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

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

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

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

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

204 Crucially, it is in the neighbourhood of the equilibrium that we observe the eme

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

206 Here, we analysed the semantic neighbourhoods of 1,010 meanings in 41 languages.

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

208 aper, we defined, extracted and compared the neighbourhoods of each transcription factor in different

209 more tests were done among people living in neighbourhoods of highest SEP compared with lowest SEP (

210 t positivity was lower (0.75 [0.69-0.81]) in neighbourhoods of highest SEP than of lowest SEP.

211 We engineered neighbourhoods of social spider colonies bearing bold or

212 We assessed neighbourhood or area-level indicators at the Lower Supe

213 e hourly movements of 98 million people from neighbourhoods (or census block groups) to points of int

214 tivity than female users of the control area neighbourhood park (adjusted OR for the time-by-group in

215 Female users of a renovated neighbourhood park were less likely to become engaged in

216 ered in zonal parks (area >=10 000 m(2)) and neighbourhood parks (area <10 000 m(2)) in the intervent

217 pared to people living in the least deprived neighbourhoods, people living in the most deprived neigh

218 Despite large improvements in neighbourhood perceptions and walkability, we found no c

219 ite sizeable improvements in walkability and neighbourhood perceptions of crime and quality among the

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

221 ce in prevalence, suggesting that changes in neighbourhood poverty contribute to the explanation of c

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

223 ghbourhoods than those in the least deprived neighbourhoods (Q1 least deprived neighbourhoods, 369.7

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

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

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

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

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

229 we show that the socio-ecological factors of neighbourhoods relate to crime very differently from one

230 by folding simulations and their underlying neighbourhood relations.

231 Local neighbourhood relationships between fine anatomical subd

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

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

234 st neighbour ([Formula: see text]), extended neighbourhood rule ensemble (ExNRule), k conditional nea

235 wever, whether these risks are modified by a neighbourhood's socioeconomic profile is unclear.

236 At the neighbourhood scale, cell size correlates with the stren

237 and spatially explicit sampling at the plant neighbourhood scale, we assessed the influence of the pl

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

239 In this paper, we propose a variable neighbourhood search heuristic for the conformational se

240 Favourable modifications to residential neighbourhoods showed robust, longitudinal associations

241 gical networks all showed consistently large neighbourhood similarity and organisation, hierarchical

242 erages of pixel intensities and prioritizing neighbourhood similarity over spatial proximity to effec

243 Neighbourhood size estimates were relatively small for b

244 parasite richness continued to increase with neighbourhood size.

245 Neighbourhood social context might play a role in modify

246 o-urban inequalities were mostly affected by neighbourhood socioeconomic status and wealth index.

247 Overall, neighbourhood socioeconomic status, wealth index, toilet

248 A target-neighbourhood study was conducted using a completely ran

249 e combination of average vapour pressure and neighbourhood summed basal area.

250 Children living in neighbourhoods surrounded by high levels of SRI were at

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

252 people living in majority Black and Hispanic neighbourhoods than in the US adult population.

253 among participants residing in more deprived neighbourhoods than those in the least deprived neighbou

254 parsec arrangement of dense gas in the solar neighbourhood that contains many of the clouds thought t

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

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

257 overdose-related sociodemographic factors by neighbourhood, the strongest local regression coefficien

258 After carefully defining neighbourhoods, the method easily adapts to the size and

259 At present, dispersed throughout the solar neighbourhood, their past positions more than 30 million

260 duals who continually lived in disadvantaged neighbourhoods, those who experienced favourable modific

261 red with individuals who lived in advantaged neighbourhoods throughout the study period.

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

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

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

265 bacterial diversity was highly structured by neighbourhood tree competition, whereas fungal diversity

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

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

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

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

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

271 To address this, a neighbourhood vector is first specified for each node.

272 ommon neighbours and correlation between the neighbourhood vectors of the nodes Experimental results,

273 d those with greater satisfaction with their neighbourhood walkability and green spaces.

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

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

276 in deprived, urban, and socially fragmented neighbourhoods was not associated with higher mortality

277 ffee shops, dentists' offices, marketplaces, neighbourhood watch/security posts, and tailor shops.

278 and membership of nodes to the same network neighbourhood, we generalize the Laplacian to the Graphl

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

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

281 These neighbourhoods were larger than a trimer of homodimers,

282 ourhoods, people living in the most deprived neighbourhoods were more likely to die in hospital versu

283 Residents of low-income neighbourhoods were more likely to work outside the home

284 the '15-minute city' model, which envisions neighbourhoods where basic needs can be met within a sho

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

286 es were associated with low-density forested neighbourhoods, which may offer vegetated areas while co

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

288 dependent association between residence in a neighbourhood with higher antibiotic consumption and an

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

290 Living in a neighbourhood with higher average level of comprehensive

291 Conversely, living in neighbourhoods with a high number of fauna species appea

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

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

294 In neighbourhoods with handwashing promotion, 300 household

295 Children from neighbourhoods with high illiteracy [adjusted odds ratio

296 tion, we did a serosurvey of volunteers from neighbourhoods with no reported cases, and from neighbou

297 ghbourhoods with no reported cases, and from neighbourhoods with reported cases.

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

299 d genes often reside in the same chromosomal neighbourhood, with gene pairs representing 10 to 50% of

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