The phrase "had no increased" is grammatically incorrect and does not make sense in written English.
It is likely a mistake or misinterpretation of the phrase "had not increased," which means that something did not experience a growth or change in size, quantity, or intensity. This phrase can be used in various contexts to indicate that there was no change in something. For example: - Despite their efforts, their profits had not increased in the past year. - The number of students in the class had not increased since the beginning of the semester. - The intensity of the storm had not increased, but it continued to rain heavily.
Infants whose mothers had taken other blood pressure medicines had no increased risk.
Girls who had sex at the average age or later had no increased risk for depressive symptoms compared with those who had not had sex.
After controlling for variables including body mass index, age, hormone therapy and whether they had been pregnant, the researchers found that women who had less than two drinks a day had no increased risk of endometrial cancer.
But a 2010 study financed by the American Council on Exercise looked at three types of toning shoes, including Shape-Ups, and found that they had no increased effect on muscle activation or calorie burn compared with regular athletic shoes.
The second study, directed by Dr. Christopher I. Li of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, also found that women who took estrogen only, without progestin, had no increased risk of breast cancer, even if they took the hormone for 25 years or more.
The research, being published today in The New England Journal of Medicine, found that women who had never been pregnant had no increased risk of their fallopian tubes' becoming blocked, a condition that can lead to infertility, when they used intrauterine devices, or IUD's.
Spouses to probands with chronic tension-type headache had no increased risk of chronic tension-type headache [11].
Patients with either length segment of BE had no increased exposure to any type of gastric surgery when the type of surgery was analyzed separately.
Most of these individuals were then granted early release from jail and generally had no increased risk of recidivating at the one-year follow-up.
The data support the importance of genetic factors in chronic tension-type headache, as first-degree relatives had a significantly increased risk of chronic tension-type headache, while spouses had no increased risk of chronic tensiontype headache.
Spouses to probands with migraine without aura had a slightly increased risk of migraine without aura, while spouses to probands with migraine with aura had no increased risk of migraine with aura [8].
