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Table 3 shows mean crude lung function parameters grouped by study year and part of Germany.

The sample size differed by study year and large studies would have contributed more to the trend estimation.

Influenza A viral RNA was detected in 56 of 119 of stool samples, collected at a median interval of 3 days (IQR 3 5 days) from onset (detection rates by study year and virus subtype are shown in Table 2).

There was variability in the adjusted OR for ICU mortality when stratified by study year, and a significantly lower OR for death was observed during the period of 2006-2007 (OR 0.85, 95% CI 0.74 to 0.99, P = 0.035).

Seroprevalence varied by study year and age group; seroprevalence of enteric HEV was 20.8% for a male occupational cohort in the 1994 1999 Sugar Company of Mulawi (SUCOMA) study(23 ), and 26.4% for an female urban cohort in the 2003 2005 metronidazole gel (METRO) study (25 ) in which efficacy of intravaginal metronidazole gel in reducing bacterial vaginosis was assessed.

Overall seropositivity for each virus was estimated and stratified by study year, HIV status, sex, and age category.

Rates were estimated by study year, standardising by age and sex to the European Standard Population for reference.

Direct standardization [ 16] was used to produce covariate-adjusted mean VAS pain by exercise group and by study year for statistically significant predictors that were identified by the above regression analyses.

Table 1 shows age-standardized type 2 diabetes incidence rates for men and women by study year.

Table 1 > shows patient characteristics by study year.

Trends by study year were estimated by linear regression using means or proportions as observations.