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For SO2 the estimates for Bangkok were higher but less precise than for the three Chinese cities.

Associations with PNC and PSC were comparable in magnitude but less precise after adjustment for NO2, with borderline p-values (p < 0.09) only for PNC100 300 and PSC100 300 cumulative effects over 3 days (present and previous 2 days).

More aggregated scales tend to show larger but less precise estimates for all variables, with the exception of slaughterhouse presence.

However, an IQR contrast of 10 to 57 ng/mL for modeled in utero PFOA was associated with a 2% increase in TT4 in children up to 5 years of age (95% CI: 0.1, 3.9), with similar but less precise estimates for boys and girls separately in this age group.

For both enrollment periods, associations were generally similar in magnitude, but less precise, following adjustment for age, gender, smoking, and BMI.

The French forces, fearing attack from surface-to-air missiles looted from Libyan stockpiles, have curtailed helicopter gunship missions in Mali, and they instead rely on higher-flying but less precise fighter-bombers for any airstrikes, Mr. Pham said.

Following adjustment for age, there was a dose-dependent, positive association between PAHs and hypertension (medium exposure, adjusted odds ratio (OR) = 1.09, 95 % CI: 0.88-1.36; high exposure, OR = 1.40, 95 % CI: 1.01-1.94) for individuals enrolled during 2001 2003; associations were generally similar in magnitude, but less precise, following adjustment for age, gender, smoking, and BMI.

For insecticide use in the home, the magnitude of the OR was greater, but much less precise, for least frequent use (once per 7 12 months, OR = 2.1; 95% CI, 1.1 3.8) and most frequent use (once per month, OR = 2.2; 95% CI, 1.1 4.4) than for other frequency of use categories; this did not support a dose response pattern.

Broadly similar (but less precise) associations were also found for probe items.

Ccnd2−/− mice indeed learned the task and developed a normal preference for the goal quadrant, but were significantly less precise for the exact goal position and were slower in acquiring efficient and spatially more precise search strategies.

The burden indicator has shown itself to be less precise for specific toxicity effects but responsive to the whole spectrum of treatment sequelae (Bernhard et al, 2002).