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Cancer patients, who report greater efficacy with respect to their capacity to cope with the disease and its treatment, are better adjusted, experience greater quality of life, and are less distressed than patients who feel less efficacious (Bandura, 1997; Merluzzi et al, 2001), and further investigations of the importance of physician communication for self-efficacy of cancer patients are needed.
The system resolution is based on the two interferometer and feedback loop imperfections; it is typically around 15nm for both systems, but it could be tuned even to some 5nm if the parameters were adjusted with greater care.
In bivariate and demographically adjusted analyses, greater odds of TMD case status were associated with elevated heart rates, reduced heart rate variability, and reduced surrogate measures of baroreflex sensitivity across all experimental procedures.
The reactants ratio and paraffin to suspension volume ratio were used as primary parameters to control the phase composition and relevant microstructural features, while firing conditions were also adjusted for greater flexibility in designing Al2TiO5-based cellular materials.
Nevertheless, such considerations as the cultural adaptation of their content or the link between the intensity of physical activity as perceived and that actually done must be adjusted for greater efficiency.
Based on CCT readings, 33.9% (103/304) had the IOP adjusted by greater than ±2 mmHg.
We selected three prehospital variables that had adjusted ORs greater than 2.0 for predicting one-month death as predictors for one-month outcomes.
In the extensively adjusted model, greater odds of non-adherence were observed for patients with higher PTH levels and cerebrovascular disease.
In the minimally adjusted models, greater household wealth, urban residence, higher education, privileged caste and white-collared jobs, and also female gender, were all associated with greater odds of EW and CA in older Indians (tables 2 and 3).
67 Most of the identified risk factors were of low magnitude (adjusted odds ratios [OR] between 1 and 2), but prior fracture, history of falls, hypogonadism, and stroke were of a larger magnitude, with adjusted ORs greater than 2.
