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The reed ecotype from Lake Krankesjön and Lake Tåkern had higher indices of modularity (0.444 and 0.422 respectively, close to the maximal value of 0.5) than the stonewort ecotypes (0.364 and 0.270 respectively).

In a prospective observational study, we investigated whether patients with active systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) had higher indices of endothelial damage and dysfunction than healthy controls and whether improved disease control was associated with improvement in these indices.

For the entire cohort of 6,240, patients with hypoglycemia were older, had higher APACHE II scores, ICU LOS and mortality and also had higher indices of glycemic variability and lower mean BG during ICU stay (all comparisons P < 0.0001).

Regression analyses of secondary end points confirmed this finding using HOMA-IR as a measure of insulin resistance and showed that participants with shorter sleep duration had higher indices of insulin secretion (CIR and area under the 3-h OGTT curve for insulin) (Table 2).

Social vulnerability increased with age, and women had higher index values than men.

In both samples, social vulnerability increased weakly but significantly with age; women had higher index scores than men at all ages in the CSHA and this trend was present in the NPHS (Figure 3).

In a previous study, Hovi et al 9 reported that VLBW infants in young adulthood had higher indexes of glucose intolerance compared with term infants.

By calculating the ratio of MCM6 and Ki-67, the majority of cases had high indices (mean: 4.7±4.6).

Men have higher indices for basic and instrumental ADLs while women only have a higher intellectual ADL index.

Indeed, OVX cynomolgus monkeys have higher indices of bone turnover in subchondral bone compared to epiphyseal/metaphyseal cancellous bone of the proximal tibia [ 27].

The clinical features of the patients were not significantly different, although the fibrosis subgroup tended to have higher indices of activity (acute, reversible damage) and chronicity (irreversible damage), whereas the IFN subgroup generally had lower activity/chronicity indices.