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Epistasis is defined as the interaction between different genes when expressing a specific phenotype. The most common way to characterize an epistatic relationship is using a penetrance table, which contains the probability of expressing the phenotype under study given a particular allele combination.

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Apart from country and industry-specific differences, the determinants of our estima- tion results 3 do not show any difference between the two innovation decisions (see Table 4). In short, the determinants of product and process innovations appear to be quite similar. This outcome might be explained by the fact that there is a wide overlap between these two types of innovations, which becomes obvious when taking a closer look at the European Commis- sion’s definition of product-integrated environmental innovations.

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The journey for this book has been the result of a series of events during the past four years. Like many works before ours, it was simply a story whose time had come. The Background In 2004, Executive Development Associates (EDA) conducted its bi-annual survey of Trends in Executive Development.2 More than 100 Fortune 1000 and Global 500 companies responded. The findings identified executive coaching as the fifth most prevalent learning method among 25 possibilities (Table 1).

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The size of the strata in the population was estimated based on several sources. As far as possible the same source (namely EUROSTAT) was used across countries for the sake of homogeneity and comparability. However, in many cases EUROSTAT statistics are not detailed enough for the purposes of the estimation and national sources were used instead. For the full references on Eurostat and national statistics refer to Annex 2. The following tables set out the stratification of the main sample in each country in comparison to the composition of the population. ...

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To provide a simple projection of COPD mortality from SFU, consider a scenario in which age-specific COPD death rates (per 1000 population in age group) are constant over time. 6 Using World Bank country demographic projections, we can apply the relative risks of COPD from SFU in Desai et al (2004) to estimate COPD mortality by SFU prevalence rates in 50 years from now. The results are presented for China, India, Nigeria and Tanzania in tables 1.2. COPD mortality from SFU would be higher in 2055 than today in all four countries at SFU prevalence rates ...

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The first column of Table 2 (Model 1) shows the results of the maximum likelihood estimate of the logistic model applied to the pool of data from over the five year period studied. The model includes a constant forcing a variable to be left out of each block of characteristics to avoid perfect multicollinearity from occurring. The constant determines the PD of the excluded loans11. The characteristics of the excluded loan are: financial credit, in euros, long term (over five years), without collateral, 1993, construction sector and lent by a bank in a certain region.

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The table's second row indicates that the yield gain due to higher issuing volume would be in the range of 10 to 20 basis points for the euro area, depending on the credit rating achieved, but rather independent on whether the historical or recent market conditions were used. The corresponding gain in the yield for Germany would be around 7 basis points. The simulations demonstrate that the expected gain in the liquidity premium is rather limited and decreases for Member States that already benefit from the highest rating.

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Relatively recently, a Children’s Food Security Scale (CFSS) consisting only of the eight child-referenced items in the larger 18-item FSS has been validated by USDA/ERS. The CFSS can be scored and scaled to more directly depict the food security status of children in a household. This child-referenced scale has also been shown to yield higher prevalence of child hunger when administered separately than is obtained from the household-level FSS. 11 The eighteen questions comprising the FSS are shown in Table 1, with the eight items that make up the CFFS in the lower section.

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Studies conducted in HICs indicate a prevalence of 10-15% of perinatal mental disorders (11, 12). It has been suggested that rates of first onset and severe depression are three times higher in the postnatal period than in other periods of women's lives (13). More recently, Gavin et al. (14) confirmed those findings, suggesting that the rates are particularly high during the first trimester following childbirth.

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In terms of numbers also, in roughly half of the companies, promoters have a majority stake. The incidence of majority promoter ownership is more prevalent in case of large companies with more than Rs. 50 crores market capitalisation (Table- VI). Promoter’s stake, however, need not always be held by the promoters themselves in their personal capacity. It could be provided by other companies controlled by the group, some of which could be listed companies themselves.

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The Acutely Ill Patient: Treatment In the acutely ill patient, empirical antibiotic therapy is critical and should be administered without undue delay. Increased prevalence of antibiotic resistance in community-acquired bacteria must be considered when antibiotics are selected. Table 115-1 lists first-line treatments for infections considered in this chapter. In addition to the rapid initiation of antibiotic therapy, several of these infections require urgent surgical attention.

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Nutritional Dietary folate deficiency is common. Indeed, in most patients with folate deficiency a nutritional element is present. Certain individuals are particularly prone to have diets containing inadequate amounts of folate (Table 100-5). In the United States and other countries where fortification of the diet with folic acid has been adopted, the prevalence of folate deficiency has dropped dramatically and is now almost restricted to high-risk groups with increased folate needs.

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Table 76-1 Common Characteristics of Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa Anorexia Nervosaa Bulimia Nervosa Clinical Characteristics Onset Mid-adolescence Late adolescence/early adulthood Female:male 10:1 10:1 Lifetime prevalence 1% 1–3% in women Weight Markedly decreased Usually normal Menstruation Absent Usually normal Binge eating 25–50% Required diagnosis for Mortality 5% per decade Low Physical and Laboratory Findingsa Skin/extremities Lanugo Acrocyanosis Edema Cardiovascular Bradycardia Hypotension Gastrointestinal Salivary enlargement gland S...

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