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3 4 5 34 The direction of effect for both outcomes is consistent with our analysis, whereas the relatively lower point estimates seen in our analysis may reflect the generally more conservative nature of estimates of harm that has been noted with observational studies.
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FCU was unaltered by allopurinol but increased when probenecid was administered, both outcomes being consistent with the accepted mechanism of the action of these drugs (inhibition of urate synthesis by the former and, inhibition of tubular reuptake of urate by urate anion transporter 1 (URAT1) by the latter [ 31]).
That both high and low sodium intake may be associated with adverse mortality outcomes is consistent with epidemiological data from nondiabetic individuals.
The pattern of outcomes is consistent, and the story it tells is of good intentions betrayed by some reflex or habit of mind that the decent juror does not recognize in himself.
Non-monotonicity in the height effect on schooling outcomes is consistent with a possibility that child heath capital also increases opportunity costs for schooling, with positive economic returns in non-school activities.
Our choice of outcomes is consistent with best practice recommendations for clinical trials studying AIS.
However, it is not known whether the relationship between literacy and health outcomes is consistent across different systems of healthcare delivery.
The finding that a passive coping strategy is related to negative outcomes is consistent with previous research (Meijer et al. 2002).
The likelihood that unmeasured confounding influenced these two outcomes is consistent with the significant difference between the Cox adjusted hazard ratios and the randomised controlled trial hazard ratios.
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