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populations

noun as in inhabitants of a place

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In comparison, pygmy blue whales have five different songs corresponding to five different populations.

"It is important that we continue our study of these AI models on large, diverse patient populations to continue extending our understanding of disease and improving the way we use them," Bakas said.

He hopes that future studies will examine the discrepancy in results from private and government clinics and see if approaches to treatment programs need to be adjusted based on the populations they are serving.

Previous studies in smaller populations also link in utero exposure of these drugs with neurodevelopmental outcomes in offspring, such as ones linking topiramate and intellectual disability, and those associating valproate and lower IQ.

According to the study authors, the findings add to evidence that such technology could help to reliably address diagnostic and treatment disparities for lower-income populations with limited access to dermatologists.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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