Titlebook: New Approaches to Death in Cities during the Health Transition; Diego Ramiro Fari?as,Michel Oris Book 2016 Springer International Publishi

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Marco Breschi,Massimo Esposito,Stanislao Mazzoni,Lucia Pozzieir definition of general combining ability (GMA) is denoted as cultivar effect in the following. The definition of GMA used herein removes the sole crop effect from the cultivar effect. As in the previous chapter, their notation will be followed in most cases.

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Lionel Kesztenbaum,Jean-Laurent Rosenthal of several real-life examples illustrate the complexities and aberrations that can arise in practice..Chiefly intended for students, teachers and researchers in the fields of experimental biology and biomedicine, the book is largely self-contained and starts with the necessary background on basic s

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Understanding Infant Mortality in the City: Exploring Registration and Compositional Effects. Madridand that the indicators pool many effects that do not necessarily reflect population health and mortality experience, a finding that needs to be taken into account for further analysis of urban settings.

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Environment, Housing, and Infant Mortality: Udine, 1807–1815ss clearly differentiated by the socio-economic status of the family. This analysis of Udine, a small town in north-east Italy, makes use of an integrated database derived from information taken from four sources: (a) Napoleonic civil birth registers; (b) Napoleonic civil death registers; (c) a Napo

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Residential Mobility and Child Mortality in Early Twentieth Century Belfasted by the census. This analysis, however, assumes that the variables recorded at the time of the census applied at the time the children were born and grew up, but mobility in nineteenth-century cities was very high: for example, in Belfast fewer than 20 % of household heads in 1911 had been residen

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Estimating Area-Based Influences on Urban-Rural Inequalities in Health Outcomes: A Longitudinal Multns concern the changes over time (between 1985 and 2009) and space (across countries nested within four continents and 13 regions within the latter) in covariates of infant mortality in urban environments compared with rural environments, while addressing issues of variability in exposure and outcom

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Will Urban and Rural Mortality Converge in Africa? urban mortality stagnated while rural mortality continued to decline for the continent as a whole, with large differences by country. The study builds on an earlier reconstruction of under-five mortality trends in urban and rural areas in 37 countries of sub-Saharan Africa. It focuses on cases wher