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During the follow-up period, pyuria was always more frequent in the control group than in the test group (see Fig. 1).

Terminal ramifications progressively spread at longer time points (Figure 2A), being always more frequent and extended in postnatal neurons, whose arbors eventually became 4.7 times larger than their embryonic counterparts (Figure 2C).

In the J-strand of the C. antarcticus cytosines are always more frequent than guanines, leading to a positive CG-skew (0.148).

This ratio of transition/transversion SNPs tallies with the results observed in other plant species, where transition SNPs are always more frequent than transversion SNPs.

The rate of severe morbid events decreased by one-third over the period and, in 2008, only one out of five events was AIDS-related; non-AIDS events were always more frequent than AIDS events.

Main Symptoms were always more frequent in L'Aquila, but only PTS showed statistically significant differences among residence groups (8.4% vs 4.0% vs 2.2%, χ2 = 13.0, p = .002) (Table  2).

It's been helpful to have someone understand what I experience in my day-to-day life, but my seizures have always been more frequent and severe than Sadie's.

Conversely, the MetS, CPs and HS (P always < 0.001) were more frequent in those who did not achieve MDA as compared with those who did.

Conceptually, this indicates that the use of marijuana by adolescents does not always and inevitably lead to more frequent use and that there may be different risk factors underlying initiation and progression to more frequent marijuana use.

The OR for the association between the main independent variable (safe-sex belief) and sexual initiation was consistent across these subgroups: in all the subgroups, the adjusted OR and the 95% CI were always above one (indicating a more frequent sexual initiation among adolescents with safe-sex belief).

10 Patients were asked to rate the frequency with which they experience particular catastrophic thoughts during an episode of pain, and the overall score is calculated with a range of 0 (almost never) to 5 (almost always), with higher scores reflecting more frequent endorsement of catastrophic thoughts.