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> -wrap-foot> When the correlation was also adjusted for maternal confounding factors (maternal sum of skinfold thickness, walking speed, parity and smoking during pregnancy) all correlations were still present, except for the relationships between 25(OH D and ASCT1, and VDBP and TAT1, which were no longer statistically significant at the P< 0·05 level (Table 2).

In general, associations significant at the 1% level (p <.01) were found between these measures and all of the attributes (see Table 4), except for the relationships between the CASP subscale and Food and Drink and Dignity, and the loneliness scale and Food and Drink and Accommodation, where associations reached the 5% (p <.05) or 10% level (p <.10) of significance.

Component BEF values decreased with increasing TH and DBH (except for the relationship between lateral roots and DBH).

As can be seen in the above, THERESIA basically employs the Cobb Douglas functions except for the relationship between capital stock and professional labor input represented by the CES function.

The factors "Conciliation of interests" and "Policy for recognition of collaboration in the improvement process", which were defined by Montoni (2010) and considered to have a medium level of influence, contain similar issues (except for the relationship with the external consultants that was grouped by the author in the factor "Respect for the consultants by the members of the organization").

In the multivariable analyses, the intensity of care provided was not significantly explained by patient or caregiver characteristics, except for the relationship with the patient: if the informal caregiver was the patient's partner, the intensity of informal care was 34.0 h per week higher over the first six months after hip fracture compared to a non-partner (95% CI 20.9-47.1).

Significant results were confirmed, except for the relationship between PD100 sRaw values at 9 years of age and clinical status at 7 years (p = 0.0882).

No differences in participation rate were found among socio-demographic groups, except for the relationship with gender.

However, except for the relationship between the quartile of CC with the frequency of carotid atherosclerosis in men, those associations disappeared after adjusting for potential confounders.

All analyses were conducted using SPSS v19 and alpha was set at 0.05 (except for the relationship between FGID and factor scores).

A similar pattern was found for the additive non-normalization model as shown in Fig. 8F I, except for the relationship between the attention term β and the surround MI, where no correlations were found.