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67 Taken together, aberrant IL-27Rα signaling may enhance myeloid cell growth, potentially leading to myeloproliferative neoplasms, although higher incidence of development of spontaneous tumors was not observed in the IL-27 transgenic mice.

Lung and cardiac operations cause significant changes in the fluid balance, and thus have a high incidence of development of postoperative acute kidney injury (AKI).

In 2004, Ganesh et al. [44] reported a higher incidence of PCO development and inflammatory deposits on PMMA than acrylic lenses.

62 Conversely, treatment with exenatide was associated with higher incidence of antibody development (up to 43%), resulting in decreased efficacy.

It has been shown that there is a higher incidence of the development of disc space narrowing with the presence of anterior osteophytes on initial films, while posterior osteophytes are more commonly associated with the presence of an already narrowed disc space [ 19].

There were no differences between uncomplicated MC and DC twins, with exception of a significantly higher incidence of mildly delayed development of hearing and language in uncomplicated MC twins.

Kaplan Meier curves demonstrated that patients with renal RI higher than the median value (0.70) in both the non-anemic and the anemic subgroups had a higher incidence of the future development of anemia than those with renal RI ≤0.70.

Patients with eGFR lower than the median value (56 ml/min/1.73 m) only in the anemic subgroup had a higher incidence of the future development of anemia than those with eGFR ≥56 ml/min/1.73 m.

During the follow-up period (median: 959 days, range: 7-3595 days), Kaplan Meier curves demonstrated that patients with renal RI above the median value had a higher incidence of the future development of anemia than other patients.

Oral infection of mice with P. gingivalis altered the immune development of arthritis primarily via Th17-driven responses, with increased paw swelling, accelerated development, higher incidence of arthritis, and increased paw osteoclast numbers.

Children who survive LBW have a higher incidence of diseases, retardation in cognitive development, and undernourishment.