Comparable categories of alcohol consumption were derived for women and men [ 19].
PCT and CRP concentrations, despite organ dysfunction, were higher in patients with infection, indicated by the higher slope of regression and higher plasma levels at comparable categories of the SOFA score in patients with infection, and the higher values in corresponding categories of the SOFA score.
Instead, "comparable category limits for BMI" at 28 weeks of gestation were estimated by a regression analysis of BMI measured at the OGTT on recalled pre-pregnancy BMI and gestational age at the OGTT: <22.6, 22.6-28.4, 28.5-32.9, 33.0-37.4, 37.4-41.9 and ≥42.0 kg/m.
GO analysis on the set of genes that are differentially expressed by greater than two-fold between successive stages revealed enrichment of a comparable set of GO categories (Additional file 8).
Our findings demonstrate a comparable use of ten different categories of calls that may represent a similar "language" in three inbred mouse strains.
From the perspective of the mean score categories, at least a comparable proportion of our patients have moderate to high stigma scores (46.7%) compared to patients from Europe (41.7%) [ 32].
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Because two of our cohorts (AREDS and familial AMD) comprised individuals with intermediate stages of AMD, ie varying degrees of drusen, in comparable categories, we were able to address this question.
Icons of antiquity, with fossil relatives dating back nearly 500 million years, they are one of only four species that hold the genetic codes for an entire class of organisms, the class Merostomata, a category of life comparable to the class Insecta, with at least a million individual species.
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