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At baseline only maximal active flexion CROM differed significantly (p=0.022) between groups with lower values in the Headache-group.

While shopping malls on city outskirts began to cater to higher income groups, the mixed-use central areas accommodated the various services and shops for migrant communities leading to a relatively distinctive economic environment with direct exchange and interaction between groups with lower income (Salama and Wiedmann 2013).

This may originate from dietary differences between groups, with lower protein intake in the HFHC group resulting in up-regulation of trans-sulfuration to supply cysteine.

As S-ECC is influenced by the social determinants of health, there were differences in parental education levels (p < 0.001) and household income (p < 0.001) between groups, with lower levels of both education and household income in the S-ECC group.

We calculated the frequencies of amino acids at variable sites in whole homologous proteins to determine the difference in their frequencies between the groups with lower and higher OGTs (supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online; the amino acids frequencies at all aligned sites are shown in supplementary table S3, Supplementary Material online).

There was a statistically significant difference between groups, with PT being lower in patients with migraine with aura than in controls (mean difference: −28.33; 95 % CI −36.09 to −20.58).

Twelve of the 18 FAs differed between groups, with cases having lower levels in 6 and higher levels in the other 6 FAs (Table 1).

MiR-34c expression exhibited the greatest difference between groups with 0.3 fold lower expression in the moderate severity group.

Combined chemotherapy and the line of bevacizumab were balanced between groups with higher and lower CA9 expression scores, without significant differences.

However, differences in BMIs between groups with higher or lower obesity-risk-allele scores continue to track throughout adult life, which suggests an active persistence of their effects on energy homeostasis.

However, despite these strong associations, there was no useful cut-point in the distribution of suPAR concentrations that could discriminate adequately between groups with higher and lower mortality risk.