Her reference to difficulties refers to a double tragedy that struck her family.
FAS: Family Affluence Scale SDQ: Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire; Reference category: Gender: female; FAS: low family affluence; Parental level of education: university degree; SDQ: stable.
These mutations were probably not detected due to the difficulty in reference mapping sequencing reads that are too divergent from the reference genome.
Key to the abbreviations: No.: Number; OR: Odds ratio; P: P-value; CI: confidence interval; WBC: White blood cells; PAAA: pre-admission antibiotic administration; MSI: Maxillofacial space infection; PED: pre-existing diabetes; RD: respiratory difficulty; ref.: reference.
The measurement of overweight and obesity in children has the added difficulty that reference values for each age group and sex are required; unlike in adults, these conditions cannot be defined by single, fixed body mass index (BMI) values (i.e., overweight ≥25 and <30, and obesity ≥30 in adults).
To recover the difficulty, some references use the radially symmetric function space, which possesses a compact embedding; see [41].
These sequences contain complex backgrounds with a moving camera, which present difficulties for both reference methods.
There were difficulties with the reference standards used to evaluate EMR data quality; some studies relied on unvalidated standards (surveys, interviews); current "gold standards" such as paper notes may be problematic [ 14, 18, 19].
Due to logistical difficulties, only one reference pathologist (IC Talbot) was able to review the majority of the tumour slides (the other three pathologists were able to review only 8, 24 and 48% of the material).
PFOS was not associated with abnormal SDQ-total in any of the analyses.> -wrap-foot> confidenceence interval; OR, odds ratio; PFOA, perfluorooctanoate; PFOS, perfluorooctane sulfonate; SDQ, strength and difficulties questionnaire; Ref, reference group.
