Results show that combined exposure to several classes of mycotoxins generally results in effect addition with a few minor exceptions indicating synergistic interactions.
Given that physical training in cLBP patients generally results in effect sizes of marginal clinical importance,[ 48, 49] it is very likely that any improvement is outweighed by a potential harm to many patients' ability to cope.
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses that included patients with sepsis and other types of patients concluded that crystalloids and colloids were generally similar in effect; an exception was one study that identified an advantage for crystalloids [ 50].
"Most other studies have looked at television generally in its effect on kids and their intellectual development, but not at specific different types of television," said Dr. Aletha C. Huston, who performed the study with her husband, Dr. John C. Wright.
I am interested generally in the effect of environmental cues on genetic expression and community ecology.
The magnitude of improvements increased incrementally at the next highest category of pain reduction (VAS change of -21 to -40 points) where they were generally in the moderate effect size range.
However, media interviews in which the most generally liked judge, Darcey Bussell, in effect said, "Ed's been fun but now let a real dancer win", may have had some effect.
And now it is falling: the British Golf Industry Association, a trade body, says the number of people who play golf at least once a week has fallen from 950,000 to 900,000 since 2008.Most golf clubs rely on a supply of younger members who generally play on weekends, in effect subsidising the pensioners who use the course on weekdays.
Nonetheless, the spatial variation in exposure in this population was relatively limited and resulted in generally imprecise effect estimates.
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