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Criminal justice referral was associated with much increased odds of detention in this sample (OR 17.2, 95% CI 6.0-49.5).

Previously we had shown that undetectable antibody levels in the year preceding sero-conversion to anti-HBc were also associated with a much increased risk for infection in children at 7 years of age [10].

Stroke volume-guided fluid therapy alone was associated with much smaller increases in cardiac index and DO2 and no change in heart rate or ScvO2.

In humans, exposure to arsenic via drinking water in utero and postnatally was associated with much larger increases in lung cancer and bronchiectasis in a population in Chile than were later-life exposures (Smith et al. 2006).

Task-related activation is associated with much smaller oxygen consumption increases than either CBF or CMRgl (∼5% compared with ∼54%, see Fox and Raichle 1986; Fox et al. 1988).

For particles of comparable size, the cylindrical shape is associated with much greater global dynamic holdup and pressure drop, and with increased pulse attenuation.

Bt/CpTI was associated with much lower insect damage and a substantial increase in seed production under both competition treatments (Fig. 2; Appendices 3 and 4).

Increasing levels of education was also associated with much greater odds of reporting higher number of events.

Too much sleep is associated with much the same problems.

Too much sleep is associated with much the same problems.

Results: The condition is associated with much unrecognised obstetric morbidity.