Sentence examples similar to For ages, yes. from inspiring English sources

To estimate the association between chronic exposure to an environment with volcanic air pollution and the increase in the severity COPD, odds ratio (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CIs) were calculated using an ordinal logistic regression model, adjusting for age, fatigue (yes versus no), asthma (yes versus no), and smoking status (yes versus no).

For part of the analysis, the association between the combinations of bullying at the two ages (yes-yes, yes-no, no-yes, and no-no) with cigarette smoking, alcohol drinking, and sexual relations were evaluated.

Because they felt that experiencing disease is part of life, vaccination was not deemed a precondition for healthy ageing: yes, there is a tendency to try to avoid all of life's risks and I can't help but think that that is not how life is.

BZ lives the sort of diverse and engaged life that you could only wish for at his age: yes he 3-D scans and prints his own toys, but he also knows how to start a fire in the wilderness by scraping bark from a tree.

The most gratefully I have ever been thanked for anything was on the postnatal ward with my second baby, when the first-time mother in the bed opposite had been crying and calling out for ages at 3am (nobody came; yes, I know they are unmanageably overstretched), and I went over and sat on her bed.

In all models, adjustment was done for age, BMI, current smoking (yes vs. no), and physical activity (physically active, regular exercise at least 30 min a week vs. physically less active, occasional exercise, or no exercise).

For participants who did not complete an individual calibration test (n = 170), we used all valid calibration tests in the rest of the sample (n = 308) to derive a group calibration equation adjusted for age, sex, beta blocker (yes = 94, no = 214) and sleeping heart rate for the translation of heart rate into activity intensity.

Association between periodontitis affection status and each single nucleotide polymorphism across the whole genome was tested using PLINK [ 14] and all analyses were adjusted for age, sex, diabetes status (yes or no), and smoking status (smoker or non-smoker), variables that are associated with distinct periodontal disease levels [ 15- 19].

In a model in which we simultaneously adjusted for age, sex, education, cigarette smoking (yes vs. no), cigarette pack-years, and ethanol use (yes vs. no)., blood lead concentration was associated with diagnosis (OR = 4.19; 95% CI, 2.59 6.78; p < 0.001).

To estimate the association between chronic exposure to an environment with volcanic air pollution and restrictive and obstructive defects (no versus yes), odds ratio (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CIs) were calculated using a binary logistic regression model, adjusting for age, gender (male versus female), fatigue (yes versus no), and smoking status (yes versus no).

Those who answered "yes" were asked for age of onset.