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This highlights the need to identify which clinic-level components are predictive of improved outcomes, such that one can provide clinicians and policy-makers clear guidance when designing specialized HF clinics.
Several health belief model components were predictive of newer antiresorptive medicine use, including higher perceptions of susceptibility to osteoporosis (OR 1.34, 95% CI 1.20 1.49), perceptions of strong benefits of antiresorptive medicines (OR 1.34, 95% CI 1.10 1.63), and perceptions of few barriers to the use of antiresorptive medicines (OR 0.51, 95% CI 0.38 0.67).
CONCLUSIONS Our results suggest that the metabolic syndrome, in particular the obesity and dyslipidemia components, is predictive of depressive symptoms.
In this study, we find that only the A*03 component is predictive of viral clearance.
The third principal component for ancestry was a significant predictor of both WHtR and BMI in the SP sample while the fifth principal component was predictive of BMI only.
Young children's writing skills are a critical component of their literacy development and are predictive of later reading achievement.
We further demonstrated that some behaviors are predictive of others in independent assays, indicating a robust genetic component.
The important role of EE is also evidenced by previous findings that self-diagnosis of burnout is based on EE [ 13, 14]; and only the EE component of burnout was predictive of cancer care workers' intention to leave the profession in a Canadian study [ 4].
SUA independently and as a component of the biomarker cluster was predictive of all site cancer mortality in T2DM patients through 21.5 years of follow-up[46].
Mental health status as a component of job strain can be predictive of propensity to leave, with nurses' mental health being favourably influenced by coping behaviours [ 63].
However, few model components as operationalized in this study were predictive of the use of hormone therapy.
