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In a systematic review including 50 studies reporting dialysis dependence in AKI survivors [ 5], IRRT as an initial modality was associated with a 1.7 times greater risk for dialysis dependence when compared with CRRT (odds ratio, 1.73; 95% confidence interval, 1.35 to 1.68).

The utilization of the selenoenzyme form of formate dehydrogenase may enhance the adaptability of C. aurimucosum ATCC 700975 to changing environments, due to the strikingly different pH-dependence when compared with thiol forms, with selenols being active at much lower pH [ 53].

We predicted that residual adaptation should be observed to Deviant Levels 1 3 relative to Level 5 in inferior frontal cortex, indicating conceptual repetition effects, and that such adaptation should show a reduced dependence on stimulus form when compared with recovery curves in occipital and temporal cortex.

The G2-DNA damage network showed a stronger dependence on a few mechanisms when compared with G1/S; ∼32% or 13 of 40 mechanisms accounted for 95% of the sensitivity (Supplementary Material Figure S2).

The aim of this study was to examine whether there is a distinct personality pattern associated with opioid dependence in young Norwegian adults, when compared with an age- and sex-matched non-clinical comparison group.

The liftoff height was correlated with the fuel jet velocity scaled by the initial fuel mass fraction, while the dependence on the ignition delay time was weak when compared with the gaseous fuels.

People with both a positive history of early childhood trauma and co-occurring alcohol dependence have a more severe clinical profile, as well as worse treatment outcomes when compared with those with either early trauma or alcohol dependence alone.

Effectiveness factors obtained for the surface reaction show heavier dependence on the order of reaction and the Thiele modulus when compared with the effectiveness factors for the solid-catalyzed gas reactions.

Both in uni- and multivariate analyses, individuals with lower levels of dependence were more likely to say that they would respond to a hypothetical price increase by trying to stop smoking or even by reducing the number of cigarettes when compared with individuals with greater levels of dependence.

Of note, for last and internal exons, this length dependence occurs because longer exons have a larger increase in dN than in dS when compared with shorter exons.

Our proposed model shows a slight discrepancy when compared with experimental data and gives a better understanding of phase equilibria dependence on the chain length of the polymer.