Posterior Spatial Effects for each disease
A Guide to Spatial Microsimulation of Disease
... social survey of households at the small area level in the United Kingdom (UK) on the basis of existing data from various public sector sources. Microsimulation can be defined as a methodology that is concerned with the ...
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Mitral Valve Repair with Artificial Chordae for Posterior Leaflet Disease
... 3. Results The characteristics of patients in groups A, R and AR are shown in Table 1. There were no significant differences in baseline characteristics between groups. The patients’ operative data is shown in Table 2. ...
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Probabilistic tractography of the posterior subthalamic area in Parkinson’s disease patients
... reached each target, the small number of patients included in this study limits our ability to quantitatively evaluate reproducibility, and it is possible that clinical characteristics specific to each pa- ...
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Navigational cue effects in Alzheimer's disease and posterior cortical atrophy.
... like spatial representations, and differential impairment of corticovisual ...supporting spatial mapping. 14 In tAD and PCA, a restricted window of spatial attention may limit optic flow perception ...
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Spatial heterogeneity in Bayesian disease mapping
... far each model eliminates residual spatial ...denoting posterior mean of µ i , Poisson residuals are defined as r i = (Y i − µ i )/µ ...adjacency spatial interaction matrix for the 6791 ...
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Assessing quality of spatial models using the structural similarity index and posterior predictive checks
... practical spatial modelling encounters few situations where the true values of a spatial variable are ...building spatial models, the only data available to assess model fit are used to build a ...
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Comparison between posterior dynamic stabilization and posterior lumbar interbody fusion in the treatment of degenerative disc disease: a prospective cohort study
... Our data showed no significant differences in compli- cations between two groups, although the percentage of complications in the PLIF group (4.9 %) was higher than that in the Dynesys group (2.1 %). The relatively small ...
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Characterisation of voice quality of Parkinson’s disease using differential phonological posterior features
... Some classes might seem to have unbalanced training data; for example, the two labels for the nasal class are associated with the speech samples from just 3 nasal phonemes /m/, /n/, and /N/, and with the remaining 36 ...
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Characterisation of voice quality of Parkinson's disease using differential phonological posterior features
... The read-VQ database contains 4 speakers (2 males and 2 females) who were asked to read 17 sentences in six different phonation types: modal, breathy, tense, harsh, creaky, and falsetto. Participants were given prototype ...
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Spatial analysis of Tasmanian Devil facial tumour disease
... only be taken as an approximation only and this was reflected in the weighting used for this layer in the final analysis. To obtain a measurement of proximity to a water supply, a Euclidean Distance tool was applied to ...
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Disease transmission promotes evolution of host spatial patterns
... of spatial pattern formation, we construct a spatially explicit model of vegetation in the presence of a ...induced spatial patterns and those that do ...banded spatial patterns dramatically reduced ...
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Spatial remapping of cortico-striatal connectivity in Parkinson's disease
... specific spatial and temporal structure of these fluctuations (Biswal et ...the posterior putamen, the anterior putamen, and the caudate ...the posterior putamen connects to the primary motor cortex ...
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On the effects of the reactive terms in the Boltzmann equation
... Therefore they account not only for the effects on the translational temperature of internal energy variation of the interacting particle (Morse, 1964; McCormack, 1968) but also for the [r] ...
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Essays on the Unintended Effects of Local Government Spending
... Chapter 1. The Italian Domestic Stability Pact and its Shortcomings 22 efficiency of local government spending, a differentiation between current and cap- ital expenditure constraints was introduced. The new regulation ...
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Viscous effects on wave generation by strong winds
... After formulating the linear stability problem of surface waves for a viscous/inviscid fluid, we built a robust solver in order to solve these eigenvalue problems for the spatial and temp[r] ...
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2.1 Classical Effects of Quantum Foam In- Flow
... The effects of absolute motion with respect to this quantum foam are in fact easily observed, and so the ve- locity v R of each observer is ...the effects of the abso- lute motion are ...
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A Model for Potential Deterministic Effects in Turbomachinery Flows
... Deterministic Effects in Turbomachinery Flows Stefan Stollenwerk ∗ and Dirk Nuernberger † Abstract —The unsteady interaction between blade rows due to a potential field is very important in highly loaded compressors ...
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Effects of micro molar H2O2 on inhibiting soil nitrification
... 80 when the soils with different application rate of magnetite are exposed to rainwater containing H 2 O 2.. All experiments were performed in.[r] ...
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Spatial infectious disease epidemiology: on the cusp
... data-driven spatial modeling, suggest that we are close to a fully integrated approach for early epidemic detection and intervention ...future disease, X, whose first cases, reported by high speed ...
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Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion in Degenerative Lumbar Spine Disease and Risk of Adjacent Segment Disease
... segment disease 17 ...segment disease 18 ...segment disease at that proximal level 20 ...segment disease 21 .We studied 110 patients for adjacent segment disease after fixation and ...
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