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Men had a higher mean D-dimer level than women (3.97 vs 2.89; p = 0.04), and proportionally more often had a high Wells score (56%% vs 39%%; p = 0.06).

The combined results for the two sites reveal a common weathering history that started ca. 35 Ma, suggesting that the Second Paraná Plateau results from regional fluvial incision and denudation before ~ 35 Ma, followed by a decline in denudation rates and proportionally more intense weathering.

That the Mokihinui lower gorge area had nearly twice as many plots that could not be assigned to pre-existing alliances and associations than either the Mokihinui upper or the Karamea lower gorges and proportionally more than the national dataset emphasises the compositional distinctiveness of this gorge.

That the Mokihinui lower gorge area had nearly twice as many plots designated as outliers at both the alliance and association level than either the Mokihinui upper gorge or the Karamea lower gorge, and proportionally more than the national dataset reiterates a compositional distinctiveness and lack of representation elsewhere.

In these analyses, a sample counted more if it consisted of more stroma (and hence less tumor cells) while it counted less if there were few stromal cells and proportionally more tumor epithelium, for each d from 1 to 0.2.

The patients receiving anti-TNF therapy were younger and proportionally more were women.

A further paper reported that those who refused to continue had lower MMSE and included proportionally more smokers and abstainers from alcohol [ 37] and another that lower income was associated with refusal but that there were no differences in follow up for sex, age, smoking or drinking levels [ 32].

In addition, conflicts have increased in middle-income countries in the Balkans, the Caucasus, and the Middle East, who have older populations compared to low-income counties and suffer proportionally more from diabetes, hypertension and other noncommunicable diseases, as opposed to the malnutrition and epidemic infectious diseases experienced in high-density camps in resource poor settings.

However, during 2011 and 2012, proportionally more case-patients were not students and had no contact with students than during 2010 p<0.0011).

It was found that birds fed a high (12,500 FTU) dosage of phytase grew faster (P < 0.001) and retained proportionally more carotenoids in the liver (P < 0.05) compared to birds fed unsupplemented diet.

It appears that there is a general trend for the primary feathers of birds to contribute proportionally less, and ta proportionally more, to overall wingspan as this dimension increases.