Mathematical Population Studies

Mathematical Population Studies(英文缩写 MATH POPUL STUD),ISSN 0889-8480,eISSN 1547-724X 是一本学术期刊。本页汇总该期刊的最新影响因子、分区信息以及最新收录于 PubMed 的文献,帮助您快速了解期刊全貌。

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1. Development of an Exact Theory of Decomposing Population Attributable Fractions and Application to Decomposition of Alzheimer's Disease Risk.
   Igor Akushevich, Arseniy Yashkin, Mikhail Kovtun, Konstantin Arbeev, Julia Kravchenko, Anatoliy Yashin
   Mathematical population studies 2026 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 41716231

   A new mathematically exact method of population attributable fraction (PAF) decomposition free of limitations inherent in existing approaches was developed and compared to existing methods based on th…

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2. Editorial: Methods and Applications in Spatial Demography: 2.
   Stephen A Matthews
   Mathematical population studies 2020 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 33911343
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3. Prevalence of Left-handedness in China 2011: Small-area Estimates.
   Hongwei Xu
   Mathematical population studies 2020 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 32742074

   Nationally representative survey data and small-area estimation techniques are used to assess geographic prevalence of left-handedness in China 2011. Measures of individuals' handedness are self-repor…

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4. Beyond Household Walls: The Spatial Structure of American Extended Kinship Networks.
   Jonathan Daw, Ashton Verdery, Sarah E Patterson
   Mathematical population studies 2019 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 33727765

   How far do Americans live from their close and extended kin? The answer is likely to structure the types of social, instrumental, and financial support that they are able to provide to one another. Ba…

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5. Neighborhood affluence protects against antenatal smoking: evidence from a spatial multiple membership model.
   Jennifer B Kane, Ehsan Farshchi
   Mathematical population studies 2019 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 31749519

   A spatial multiple membership model formalizes the effect of neighborhood affluence on antenatal smoking. The data are geocoded New Jersey birth certificate records linked to United States census trac…

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6. A Discrete-Time Branching Process Model of Yeast Prion Curing Curves.
   Suzanne S Sindi, Peter Olofsson
   Mathematical population studies 2013 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 30287982

   The infectious agent of many neurodegenerative disorders is thought to be aggregates of prion protein, which are transmitted between cells. Recent work in yeast supports this hypothesis, but suggests …

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7. Asymptotic behavior of cell populations described by two-type reducible age-dependent branching processes with non-homogeneous immigration().
   Ollivier Hyrien, Nikolay M Yanev
   Mathematical population studies 2012 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 23074355

   Stem and precursor cells play a critical role in tissue development, maintenance, and repair throughout the life. Often, experimental limitations prevent direct observation of the stem cell compartmen…

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8. Unobserved heterogeneity can confound the effect of education on mortality.
   Anna Zajacova, Noreen Goldman, Germán Rodríguez
   Mathematical population studies 2009 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 23393410

   Two opposing hypotheses were proposed to explain the lifecourse pattern in the effect of education on mortality: "cumulative advantage," where the education effect becomes stronger with age, and "age-…

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9. Model-based incomplete data analysis with an application to occupational mobility and migration accounts.
   S H Sweeney
   Mathematical population studies 1999 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 12295227
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10. Modeling approaches to the indirect estimation of migration flows: from entropy to EM.
    F Willekens
    Mathematical population studies 1999 IF: 1.20 Q3 PMID: 12295226
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