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This study evaluated the contribution of condition-specific helplessness and loss to depression in fibromyalgia (FM).

Longitudinal data could probably make more evident the contribution of conditions such as unemployment and precarious contract arrangements, that are themselves major lifelong determinants of income or material resources.

Descriptively, the proportional contribution of conditions of the 'Genitourinary system' to total aeromedical transfers appeared to associate most strongly with periods of GP service access (1.8 % and 2.5%% during solo GP and TCGPS service respectively and 7.9 % during the 2-year service gap).

The log likelihood ratios generated in each condition can also be used to quantify the contribution of each condition to the total variations.

The individual contribution of each condition was not clear, but "most of these women were obese, which seemed to drive the overall findings," said the senior author, Irva Hertz-Picciotto, a professor of epidemiology at the MIND Institute of the University of California, Davis.

In this way the contribution of each condition to the final ALE result could be estimated (Matlab and SPM5 scripts available on request).

We describe a technique to calculate the percentage contribution of each condition to regional grey matter differences across the whole brain.

17 However, the pathogenesis of OS and the contribution of this condition to the initial stages or progression of DEDs in patients with POAG remain unclear.

For this reason, the assessment of the relative contribution of each condition to HRQL can only be attempted with a large sample size.

One approach to untangling the relative contribution of patient condition and quality of care is to study the temporal unfolding of the weekend effect on the risk of death per diagnostic group.

Proportions of blindness registrations due to each cause are presented rather than adjusted incidence rates in order to indicate the relative contribution of each condition to the pool of vision impairment.