In addition, to verify the validity of analyzing the burden of kidney disease on sex life question alone, Pearson's R correlation coefficient was determined between this question and the sexual enjoyment and arousal question in those participants who had engaged in sexual activity.
To be successful, data capture technologies, such as the ADMS, must reduce the burden of collecting and analyzing the data to a point where it does not interfere with ordinary activities of daily living (7).
First, the small number and large tumor burden of the patients analyzed in this study may have missed or masked a limited drug efficacy.
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If the university "wants to ensure diversity through its admissions decisions, and wants race to be part of that calculus," the judges wrote, "then it must be prepared to shoulder the burden of fully and fairly analyzing applicants as individuals and not merely as members of groups when deciding their likely contribution to student body diversity".
The panel said it should have taken a more nuanced approach and argued that if a university "wants to ensure diversity through its admissions decisions, and wants race to be part of that calculus, then it must be prepared to shoulder the burden of fully and fairly analyzing applicants as individuals".
The spirochetal burden was analyzed to further assess whether overproduction of the adhesins affected persistence during chronic infection.
We analyzed data from 14 countries that participated in the international, population-based Burden of Obstructive Lung Disease BOLDD) study.
Individual CYP1A1 IHC scores (in all 50 animals or in males or females) were not significantly correlated with %EOM or any contaminant burden analyzed with the exception of HCB burden in endothelial cells in males (see Supplemental Material, Table 4).
The possible association between economic evaluations and burden of disease measures was analyzed using parametric (Pearson's r) and non-parametric correlation analyses (Spearman's ρ).
