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Y/E Index in a Swedish Population
Acta geneticae medicae et gemellologiae, 1971SummaryThe Y/E index (Y/16-18 chromosomes) has been studied in a Swedish population of 74 men. The following results have been obtained: M = 0.734 ± 0.0238 with a range from 0.57 to 0.90. The values agree well with those of a Finnish population previously described. The use of the Y/E index in 15 paternity cases is exemplified.
L E, Lins, U, Sundequist
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The disposition index: from individual to population approach
American Journal of Physiology-Endocrinology and Metabolism, 2012To correctly evaluate the glucose control system, it is crucial to account for both insulin sensitivity and secretion. The disposition index (DI) is the most widely accepted method to do so. The original paradigm (hyperbolic law) consists of the multiplicative product of indices related to insulin sensitivity and secretion, but more recently, an ...
Denti P +2 more
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Indexes of selenium status in human populations
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1993This paper considers the factors that affect the bioavailability of selenium to human populations and describes briefly the consequences of an inadequate dietary intake of selenium in the Peoples' Republic of China and in Zaire. A review of human blood selenium concentrations worldwide reveals very large differences in the apparent dietary status of ...
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Evaluation of a Fox Population Index
The Journal of Wildlife Management, 1960State Crop Reporting Service statisticians. It was intended to provide an annual index to fox population levels. Our purpose is to analyze the results and to point out the applicability of this general technique as an inexpensive wildlife population index.
Charles W. Lemke, Donald R. Thompson
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Generalization of the Population Density Index Model
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1991The author's population density index (PDI) model was previously derived for the measurement of population density in studies employing 100 density points or less. The PDI model is now generalized through a derived equation which allows its basic component, the unit lattice average Euclidean distance, to be calculated for any finite lattice rectangle ...
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Study of Facial Index in Andhrapradesh Population
Medico-Legal Update, 2019130 patients (65 males and 65 females) facial Index of adults aged between 18 to 25 Andhra Pradeshpopulations were studied. The maximum facial height divided with maximum Breath of zygomatic archand multiplied with 100.The instruments used for measurement were spreading caliper and sliding caliper.The mean value of facial index in adult males was 91 ...
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Population-based health indexes: a systematic review
Health Policy, 2004This paper presents a systematic review the literature pertaining to the development and use of population-based health indexes with regard to reason for development of the index, geographical level of aggregation, inclusion of health indicators, weighting, sources of data and validation.
Eva, Kaltenthaler +2 more
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An Index for Measuring Perceived Stress in a College Population
The Journal of Psychology, 1968(1968). An Index for Measuring Perceived Stress in a College Population. The Journal of Psychology: Vol. 70, No. 1, pp. 9-15.
P D, Jacobs, D C, Munz
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Nutrition and Health
Background: While there are numerous dietary quality indices for individuals, a longitudinal population-level index is missing from the literature. This article presents a novel population-level dietary index, the Population Eating Quality Index (PEQI) that measures a country’s annual dietary quality.
Konstantinos Christopoulos +3 more
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Background: While there are numerous dietary quality indices for individuals, a longitudinal population-level index is missing from the literature. This article presents a novel population-level dietary index, the Population Eating Quality Index (PEQI) that measures a country’s annual dietary quality.
Konstantinos Christopoulos +3 more
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Index of Population Consumption Prices [PDF]
Romanian Statistical Review Supplement, 2015 Practically it is impossible to survey and record the prices for all the goods and services being consumed by the population during a given period of time. That’s why, for surveying and recording these statistic data, a sample of goods and services is utilized, which must be representative through the consumption and prices structure, so that the out ...
Constantin Anghelache +4 more
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