And indeed, it appears that a particular ocean region of the North Atlantic south of Greenland and between Canada and Britain is becoming colder — an indicator of less northward heat transport.
Accordingly, the lack of tmTNF RSA in anti-TNF responders could be the result of a lack of tmTNF expression in those patients, which in turn might be an indicator of less severe disease.
Moreover, other studies suggest that TSP-1 inhibits tumor progression and may serve as an indicator of less aggressive potential and of favorable prognosis in solid tumors.[ 16] We consider that low TSP-1 in our material reflects a suppression of anti-angiogenic mechanism of TSP-1 that possibly contributes to the aggressiveness of these tumors.
Hence the measurements with higher C N o values are good indicators of less noisy range measurements and, therefore, should be weighted more to provide an improved precision of the positioning solution [6, 7, 24].
Whether or not specific additives are proven to be dangerous, additives are one of the best indicators of less healthy food.
However, the degree of variation between the sites was small, with a mean difference across indicators of less than 1%.
Prejudiced and stereotypical beliefs may be viewed as correlates of identity development statuses in adolescence, in accordance with Kroger and Marcia's [ 39] theories, and stereotypes are indicators of less mature identity statuses.
As can be seen, unadjusted risk for obesity and all indicators of less healthy behaviours was significantly greater among adults with self-reported intellectual impairments (risk range 1.78 (Wave 1 obesity) to 3.44 (current smoker)).
Notwithstanding the association of CXCL13 with CRP levels as well as the ACPA-status, both regarded as indicators of less favourable outcomes in RA [ 32, 33], PD activity at 12 months in our cohort was uniquely explained by different levels of the chemokine.
Further adjusting risk estimates to take account of between-group differences in exposure to material hardship and self-assessed financial status reduced the risk associated with self-reported intellectual impairments for obesity and all indicators of less healthy behaviours with one exception, alcohol use.
Unadjusted risk for obesity and indicators of less healthy behaviours was significantly greater for both men and women with self-reported intellectual impairments with just two exceptions; obesity was not significantly greater for men, alcohol consumption was not significantly greater for women.
