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It is worth mentioning new initiatives in their early stages such us TROPOLITE, aiming to achieve a lighter version of TROPOMI [176] with enhanced spatial resolution (1 × 1 km2), the Russian Ozonometer [66], [67], the PanFTS instrument using Fourier Transform interferometry [225], [...
Different socio-cultural circumstances in the developing countries undergoing nutrition transition explain the contradiction. Association between socioeconomic factors and over-nutrition vary in societies at different stages of nutrition transition. Obesity is positively associated with socioeconomic factors in ...
We draw five policy lessons from the early stages of the pandemic. First, delay is costly, but early and determined action is politically difficult. Second, broad public support is critical for early action and underestimating damages impacts support. Third, inequality can be exacerbated both by t...
The key outputs of the dynamic and diagnostic models include mortality in undetected cases, detected cases in stages 1 and 2, and DALYs before and after presenting to care for all interventions. Further details on the development of the model are found in Supplementary Methods, section A.2.1. ...
In terms of defining “new” and “emerging” technologies, HTAi defines “a health technology that is in the launch, early post-marketing or early diffusion stages” as “new” and “a health technology that has not yet been adopted within the health care system. Pharmaceuticals that are in...
in the initial stages of dopamine synthesis, the enzyme tyrosine hydroxylase requires B6 as a cofactor [98] and downstream to this, L-Dopa is the only catecholamine precursor to enter the central nervous system being converted into dopamine by the enzyme DOPA decarboxylase, with vitamin B6as a ...
Different socio- cultural circumstances in the developing countries undergoing nutrition transition explain the contradiction. Association between socioeconomic factors and over- nutrition vary in societies at different stages of nutrition transition. Obesity is positively associated with socioeco- nomic factors...