Unfortunately, the NHIS does not include information on specific motivations and beliefs known to be associated with use which may be useful in understanding these gender and racial/ethnic differences [ 5, 7, 37].
To explore features that may be associated with a useful outcome for migraine prevention a generalized linear model was used with migraine days at 12 weeks as the dependent variable, co-factors: sex, episodic or chronic migraine, aura presence or absence, and covariates of age and baseline migraine days.
SNPs found to be associated with disease may be useful for diagnostic purposes.
More detailed analysis of the transcriptome with the motifs of proteins known to be associated with cytokine signaling was useful for the elucidation of other important genes from F. hepatica.
The use of citrate might be associated with less inflammation and has useful bio-energetic implications.
We explored the univariable and independent (of all other factors considered) associations of characteristics that we a priori thought were likely to be associated with knowledge and that might be useful in determining which groups of women should be specifically targeted to increase knowledge.
However, as gene interactions in a gene set may be associated with the studied phenotype, it is useful for finding potential gene regulation patterns from gene expression data.
We hypothesized that the lactate level measured during CPR could be associated with the survival probability and accordingly be useful in estimating the optimal duration for CPR.
From an educational perspective, it is useful to associate knowledge with understanding, while belief may be associated with acceptance of the validity of a construct (Southerland et al. 2001).
Since the initial discovery that this tumor type is associated with a useful genetic signature predicting favorable prognosis and enhanced therapeutic sensitivity [ 1, 9, 14, 31, 33], there has been renewed interest in fully characterizing the morphologic and biologic spectra of oligodendroglial neoplasms.
