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Previous studies have also reported self-perceived threat to life as a predictor factor for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and poor HRQoL outcomes in trauma patients (Holbrook et al. 2001).

Linear regression analysis was done for age of onset as the dependent variable and allele frequency as a predictor factor.

The aim of the study was to evaluate B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) as a predictor factor of failure to wean from mechanical ventilation after cardiac surgery.

A constrained ordination (CAP) of sampling sites using LMEs as predictor factor effectively showed that sites based on assemblage information were strongly grouped by LME (Fig. 3).

Statins and aspirin used as chronic concomitant treatment were an independent predictor factor of reduction of PCa detection risk, OR: 0.616 (95% CI: 0.467 0.812), P < 0.001.

Body mass index is often used as a predictor or a factor of adjusting BMD in the literature.

In this way, the expression of antioxidant proteins in tumor cells has been investigated as a predictor and prognostic factor in cytotoxic treatment in breast cancer [ 1].

Although health-related quality of life and health utility values are often used as endpoints in studies assessing PAD treatments [ 18- 21] or as a predictor or associated factor of physical functioning [ 10, 11, 13, 22, 23], less is known about the effect of PAD on the health-related quality of life of general PAD samples in Europe or the US.

Investigating the moderation by teachers' age, we specified a series of models with an interaction between a CSE factor and age as a predictor of a TEDDICS factor (see Method section).

A further issue could arise from one potential use of a graduate job indicator: if graduate overeducation (defined via the classifier) is interpreted as a measure of market disequilibrium, it could be utilised as a predictor (alongside other factors) of future wage changes, but such a use would be problematic when the index is constructed using wage data.

All models presented included stage at diagnosis as a predictor variable, though this factor was not a predictor of dying within 2 and 4 weeks of diagnosis (and only a moderate predictor of dying within 6 and 8 weeks of diagnosis).