To our knowledge, ours is the first study to evaluate race in addition to other modifiable visit-based factors and key confounders such as patient adherence.
Although Asian race was a risk factor for HZ, all but 19 Asian patients were enrolled in Asia, making it impossible to evaluate race separately from region of enrollment.
In addition, because researchers have reported differences by ethnic background in PCB body burden in the vicinity of one of the plants (Choi et al. 2006), we evaluated race as a potential confounder warranting separate analyses.
To evaluate race-related differences in depression onset and recovery in older persons, overall and by sex, and examine race-related differences in mortality according to depression.
The book's first part evaluated races.
The liberal blog Daily Kos is evaluating the race in light of Moore's win and will make a decision on whether to endorse Jones in the coming weeks, according to political editor Carolyn Fiddler.
A previous study [ 2] examined trends in the number and rate of deaths for all types of disasters such as drought, flood, storm, and hurricane; Borden and Cutter [ 18] analyzed the spatial trends in death rates due to disasters in the US, and another study [ 9] analyzed various disasters in the US over 25 years, evaluating gender, race, and age characteristics, as well as vulnerable areas.
Bill O'Connor, the president of the Business Council of Alabama, said his members would have to re-evaluate the race in light of Justice See's defeat.
To evaluate whether race or ethnicity was independently associated with parental refusal of consent for their child's participation in a multisite pediatric critical care clinical trial.
Whitmarsh said the new design would be evaluated by race drivers Hamilton and Button in practice in Spain and that there was a "reasonable chance you'll see it (in the race) on Sunday".
Each preventive health service was evaluated by: race, Hispanic ethnicity, U.S. citizenship, housing status, insurance status, and language.
