DNA stores information that is needed for passing down our genetic characteristics from one generation to the next â for example, what we look like and how we develop â hence it is also known as our genetic blueprint. Half of each person's DNA comes from their mother and the other half from their father. Back to Top.
Small Area Variations. Definition. Health Economics. A term usually applied to the observed wide variations in clinical practices within jurisdictions having otherwise similar health care organizational structures and payments systems, and having populations with similar demographic, economic, social and epidemiological characteristics.
Variations âEU perspective. A variation is a change to the dossier of an authorized product. EU Variation Regulation 1234/2008 describes four types: â¢ Type IA variation: a change that has only a minimal effect, or no impact. at all, on the quality, safety or efficacy of the medicinal product. concerned (validated, but not assessed) â¢ Type IB variation: a change which is neither a minor variation of type IA. change, nor a major variation of type II nor an extension (validated and.