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Bull et al.'s study, the largest in the modern era of 'protective ventilation' found no association between PAP and outcome but showed a highly significant and independent link between two indices of pulmonary vascular dysfunction (mPAP-PAOP and PVRi) and mortality.

Objective: In this study we investigated the relationship between seven indices of residential built environment quality and adverse reproductive outcomes for the City of Durham, North Carolina (USA).

To study this association, we examined the relationship between six indices of lactate homeostasis in the first 24 hours of ICU admission and both hospital and ICU mortality.

Correlations between the two indices of genetic similarity, or between male and female heterozygosity, were analyzed through standard linear models.

The correlation between the two indices of gambling motivation was significant, r=−0.52, p=0.015.

However, no other correlations between any two indices of performance on the TMT and the RFFT were significant.

To do this we performed correlations between symptom measures and two indices of behavioural performance; area-under-the curve (AUC) for error scores and reaction time.

Notwithstanding, we were able to document a significant relationship between FENO levels and two indices of AHR in apparently healthy lifeguards, which was the main reason for this preliminary study.

The results of our simulation study indicated that in a realistic setting, bias in estimating the difference in S and C between two index tests due to the use of an imperfect reference standard can be relatively limited (Additional file 1).

This does not seem to be ascribed to the relatively high rate (30%) of samples from treated patients in our selection, since the relationship between these two indexes of active HCV infections appears stronger in treated than in untreated patients.

There were no significant differences between fields for the four indices of interest but they differed in the average number of years since researchers' first publication (p = 0.03, p<0.05).