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When data were available, stratified by menopausal status, specific RR and 95% CI were gathered.
These individuals could then be referred for services, improved care, clinical trials, and, when intervention is available, stratified or individualised risk factor reduction to ultimately improve patient outcomes.
Future studies should investigate whether available stratified treatment options have the potential to improve recovery rates for those most at risk for not recovering.
A subcohort of 16,835 individuals was randomly selected from those for whom stored blood and buffy coat were available, stratified by centre.
Information from the sample was used to impute values for patients in whom this information was not available by drawing a random values from those in whom details were available, stratified by operative procedure (open or lap) and operation undertaken (open, lap or conversion).
Results were not available stratified by sex, and could not be included in quantitative synthesis.
There were few direct measures of dietary folate intake in the studies available, so stratified analyses according to folate intake were not possible.
However, limited data are available for stratified analysis of the presence or absence of diabetes mellitus (DM) in patients with cardiogenic shock.
While our study did not have full treatment data available for stratified analyses, adjusting for subsequent radical prostatectomy did not materially change the association between p53 expression and PCSM.
Up to now, few studies were conducted among premenopausal women [ 28- 33] and no data is available for stratified analysis based on estrogen-related factors, even though heritability of MD has been suggested to be higher in this population [ 34].
To obtain a representative sample of Portuguese family physicians, given that no official database of family physicians working at the National Health Service was available, a stratified cluster sampling design was used.
