Aging and presence of dust on the panel surface strongly reduces the energy production, which results in significant economic loss.
Age, presence of diabetes mellitus, and swimming history were variables included in the logistic regression, in relation to atrial fibrillation.
The correlation between tree age, presence and identity of fungi, degradative potential and environment conditions is discussed.
Increasing age, presence of renal failure and atherosclerotic cardiac disease were identified as pre-operative risk factors.
Prior to the first injection, patient demographics, gender, age, presence of trigger zone, side of involvement, and the nerve branch involved were also recorded.
The analysis demonstrated that sex, age, presence of other implants, axis, and a preoperative knee contracture did not significantly influence questionnaire scores.
Risk factors have included increasing age, presence of heart failure, liver failure and CKD and anemia and exposures to nephrotoxic agents including antibiotics, NSAIDS and contrast.
We controlled for the effects of gender, age, presence vs absence of current BD episode and chronic depressive or (hypo manic symptoms (depending on the independent variable).
In our unit, we have not identified age, presence of cancer or severe co-morbidities as conditions associated with LST procedures.
Non-modifiable factors associated with worse outcome were older age, presence of immunosuppression, higher non-pulmonary SOFA, lower pulse oximetry readings, higher heart rates, and functional dependency (Table 3).
