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These sequenced deletions do not appear to be associated with repeat motifs.
The level of SSR variability is known to be associated with repeat motifs due to their different mutation rates [ 61, 62].
Level of incident (near-miss or actual fall event) was not consistently captured and gender of the patient/resident who fell, a factor known to be associated with repeat falls, was not included.
However, among fallers on the LSVU, none of the study variables were significantly associated with repeat falls although there was some suggestion that time of day of first fall may be associated with repeat falls (see Table 3).
The results show that patients with an exacerbation recorded have higher recent prescribing rates (of oral glucocorticoid therapies, anticholinergics and antibiotics), and crucially, more severe COPD as measured by FEV1, which is shown to be associated with repeat exacerbation and all cause mortality.
A 2011 brain-scan study of experienced, adult soccer players found subtle structural changes in certain parts of the brain that might be associated with repeated slight impacts.
A report by WaterAid, Caught short (pdf), released on Tuesday reveals the extent of the problem globally, with half of all cases of under-nutrition estimated to be associated with repeated diarrhoea, intestinal worms and other infections as a direct result of poor sanitation and dirty water.
The EPM is a widely used assay to model generalized anxiety disorder and was used to quantify anxiety-like behavior that may be associated with repeated migraine inductions in Experiment 2. The apparatus, positioned 76 cm above the floor, consisted of four arms (56 cm), two of which have 19 cm tall walls creating the "closed" arms, while "open" arms resemble an open runway.
Strand orientation of sRNAs was also included in our analysis because abundant antisense siRNAs are known to be associated with repeats [ 32] and are affected by the loss of RNAi machinery [ 5].
Conversely, human sequences spanning regions of BTA breakpoints do not reveal any enrichment in Alu repeats, which suggests that they may be associated with repeats having different insertional characteristics.
