Gideon Haigh suggests: "If ever a cricketer was the creation of a single writer, it is MacLaren, the luminous majesty with which he is associated owed in very large degree to his youthful acolyte Neville Cardus".
We then performed stepwise conditional GWASs to prioritize separately associated SNPs owing to the potentially strong linkage disequilibrium (LD) between neighboring variants.
The intuition here is that A is potentially associated with B owing to many confounding effects, and we wish to estimate the effect of A on B that occurs only via the component of A associated with the instrument.
The structure of the single-hole gas nozzle can provide higher kinetic energy, which has positive effects on fuel intake efficiency and combustion intensity, although there is still an increased NO emission associated with it, owing to a higher cylinder temperature.
Treatment with GLP-1 receptor agonists is only rarely associated with hypoglycaemia owing to the glucose-dependent effects of GLP-1 on the pancreatic hormones insulin and glucagon.
Some SVOCs have associated health concerns owing to the known or suspected endocrine-disrupting and/or carcinogenic properties (Rudel and Perovich 2009; Rudel et al. 2003).
Although socioeconomic status may be associated with survival owing to a differential access to health-care services, residual confounding is unlikely to have an important role in this study.
Microbleeds in deep brain regions are most likely to be associated with vasculopathy owing to hypertension, whilst their distribution is mostly lobar in specific disorders such as sporadic cerebral amyloid angiopathy [ 76].
Leptin has been associated with RA owing to its ability to modulate bone and cartilage metabolism although it is still unclear whether leptin can damage or protect joint structures in RA.
The high-TC group had a tendency of lower mortality from cancer or respiratory disease, this finding being similar to the findings of Weverling-Rijnsburger et al. 12 These researchers concluded that in people older than 85 years, high-TC is associated with longevity owing to lower mortality from cancer and infection.
