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But the only study that tested this for a diet drug -- Meridia -- actually found an increase in heart attack risk.

Previous studies in rats [23] and humans [24] suggest that CR induces SIRT1 in these species, but the only study in mice that addressed this issue used an "every other day" feeding protocol, and therefore does not represent CR [31].

It is known that amniotic pressure rises when the amniotic fluid index (AFI) exceeds 40 [7], but the only study of singletons with polyhydramnios (albeit largely mild as the mean AFI was only 28cm) failed to find any inverse correlation between cervical length and AFI [8].

1, 4 but the only study to date examining predictors of contraceptive use among immigrants found that the impact of socioeconomic status was different for immigrants and natives.

It has been suggested that the inhibited subtype comprises internalizing behaviors, but the only study that reported correlations between inhibition and internalizing problems was based on a limited number of children [ 4].

Around 40 000 patients are either scheduled to enroll or have enrolled in adjuvant studies involving AIs, but the only study that has been reported so far is the ATAC trial (ATAC, 2002).

Several studies have reported that extreme heat is associated with higher mortality in the elderly (Baccini et al. 2008; Basagaña et al. 2011; Smargiassi et al. 2009), but the only studies that to our knowledge investigated a possible association with SIDS used ecologic methods and reported no associations with elevated temperature (Chang et al. 2013; Scheers-Masters et al. 2004).

One very high quality study [ 38] documented an association between the risk for being a forearm pain case and mouse use more than 30 h/w, but this was the only study that investigated this diagnostic entity.

Ideally, the data should be measured, but for most countries the only studies available were the ones in which anthropometry had been self-reported.

The prevalence in the 12 studies restricted to children and youth, including >37,000 participants, was the same (53%), but the only two studies on the elderly, from Italy, showed a somewhat lower figure (36%).

Later generations of microbiologists continued to study microbes from our bodies, but they could only study the ones that could survive in a laboratory.