Sentence examples for both registries with significant from inspiring English sources
For multivariable adjustment, only those data available in both registries with significant univariate differences across the three device categories and outcomes were considered.
The incidence of lymphoma was increased in the male offspring of both female and male RTs relative to both population registries with SIRs between 1.6 and 1.7.
Both registries were linked with Medicare claims to evaluate longitudinal outcomes.
"We both agreed we ought to proceed with significant caution from that moment on".
Now both parties have rediscovered their roots, with significant help from the new campaign finance law.
Chronic stress is well recognized to be an important risk factor for both depression and memory impairment (McEwen et al., 2012) and a recent study in over 11 000 individuals from the Swedish Twin Registry showed that chronic morbidity is associated with significant impairment of cognitive function (Caracciolo et al., 2013).
Microarray analysis of RNA samples from a 195 patient Duke CATHGEN registry case:control cohort yielded 2,438 genes with significant CAD association (p < 0.05), and identified the clinical/demographic factors with the largest effects on gene expression as age, sex, and diabetic status.
However, all patients were admitted to hospital with heart failure, both registries had equally limited information on non-cardiovascular comorbid conditions, and neither registry included information on frailty or social support.
Both serotonin and BDNF show strong seasonal variation with significant dips in months with decreased sunlight.
Both registries are surgical driven and are associated with the German Trauma Society Deutsche Gesellschaftt für Unfallchirurgie, or DGU).
Interestingly, reports based on regional and national patient registries with large samples seem to show significant negative effects on OS by tumor size whereas single-center retrospective reports with small samples did not show such significant effects.
