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ii) Risk factors and outcomes associated with MDR COBSI A matched case-control study was subsequently conducted for risk factor analysis.
Bivariate analyses were conducted for risk factors for hyperphosphatemia or hypophosphatemia and included an evaluation of biochemical, sociodemographic, pesticide and phenol exposure and health history and dietary variables.
In gastric cancer, a prospective cohort study can be conducted for risk prediction of primary gastric cancer among healthy individuals and for prediction of a metachronous gastric cancer after endoscopic resection (ER).
The U.S. EPA considers "low-dose" effects of environmental endocrine-disrupting chemicals to refer to effects being reported for chemicals at doses lower than those used in traditional toxicologic studies conducted for risk assessment purposes.
A meta-analysis was conducted for risk factors which were reported in at least two studies, provided that homogeneity in the outcomes and samples were present with regards to gender and footwear.
Two cross-sectional surveys of children aged 4 17 years in 1988–1993 and two surveys of young adults aged 18 38 years in 1988–1996 were conducted for cardiovascular risk factors, including WBC count.
The protocol was conducted for high-risk pediatric B-ALL in the ALL-02 study by the JACLS and designated as ALL-02-HR.
Following initial data checking and exploratory analysis, univariable logistic regression analysis was conducted for each potential risk factor.
A large GWAS conducted for CHD and risk factors in AAs replicated 17 European loci, including two HDL-C associated SNPs (rs10503669 C>A and rs10096633 C>T) located downstream of LPL (outside of our target region).
A screening test is the first test conducted for a high-risk family; a cancer-affected relative is tested for a breast, ovarian, breast ovarian, HNPCC or FAP mutation.
The new legal duty for higher education institutions makes it clear they are expected to follow existing Universities UK guidance – which requires strict vetting of proposed meetings involving external speakers including risk assessments and background checks conducted for those deemed higher-risk.
