In the human genome, at least 35 different human diseases have been associated with differences in repeat copy numbers [ 15].
Additionally, 5-HTTLPR polymorphisms have been associated with differences in thermal pain perception [33, 34].
Among patients with colorectal adenocarcinoma, patient race has been associated with differences in colorectal cancer survival.
Indeed, differences in health beliefs have been associated with differences in PA in young adults [ 33].
Interspecies differences in sensitivity to PAN have been associated with differences in the adenosine metabolism pathway.
Eating behavior has been associated with differences in body weight [ 1– 4] in children.
Ethnic differences in the relationship between BMI and disease risk have been associated with differences in body composition.
Hospital type and characteristics were reported to have been associated with differences in charges for asthma hospitalizations.
Elements within the accessory genome of P. aeruginosa have been associated with differences in virulence and antibiotic resistance.
Pulmonary function and exacerbations have been associated with differences in HRQOL in adults and older adolescents [ 12].
