This shows potential important difference in oral inflammatory conditions as periodontitis is potentially associated with elevated blood pressure, which was frequently observed [ 46].
As diabetes is under intense scrutiny for its possible association with cancer risk (Carstensen et al, 2012), and is potentially associated with ASA use, we classified study subjects as diabetics if they had a history of diabetes mellitus according to the DNRP (Lynge et al, 2011) or had redeemed prescriptions for antidiabetic drugs prior to the index date (see ATC codes in the Appendix).
Improved wetting was obtained, which is potentially associated to shorter osseointegration periods.
Although such graphic display does not allow to infer a causal relationship, it suggests that migration is potentially associated with an increase in relative wealth.
A cloud consumer is potentially associated with a number of diverse preference profiles, assumed to be drawn from the class ConsumerPreferenceProfile (see Fig. 3).
To the best of our knowledge, this study established for the first time that CHRNB2 is potentially associated with non-familial NFLE patient.
The therapeutic use of corticosteroids (used in high doses in ESI) is potentially associated with a multitude of adverse effects that can disrupt function of the endocrine, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, gastrointestinal, dermatologic, metabolic, and nervous systems (Manchikanti 2002).
Longer HLOS for AIs/ANs is potentially associated with the length of time necessary to receive IHS authorization for discharge to rehabilitation or high rates of diabetes mellitus, a baseline health condition associated with health disparities and shown to prolong recovery times (Kao et al. 2006; Indian Health Service 2014).
Schizophrenia, a major psychiatric disorder defined by delusions and hallucinations, among other symptoms, often with onset in early adulthood, is potentially associated with molecular and cellular alterations in parvalbumin-expressing fast spiking interneurons and other constituents of the cortical inhibitory GABAergic circuitry.
ST8SIA4, which is responsible for the sialation of NCAM, is potentially associated with the prominent immunolabeling for poly-sialated NCAM in HVC, thought to be related to the migration of post-mitotic neurons into HVC [53], [54].
However, there is mounting evidence that shortened APTT values in some cases may reflect a hypercoaguable state, which is potentially associated with increased thrombotic risk and adverse cardiovascular events [4], [6], [16].
