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It was possible that the association between problem waking up too early and headache of greater frequency was largely attributed by anxiety and depression; when anxiety and depression were taken into consideration, the significant association was not detected.

However, these issues were largely attributed by patients as being side effects of their current treatment regimens.

Previous studies have suggested that the gain-of-function of mutant p53 is largely attributed by the transcriptional regulation of some cancer-related genes, such as MDR1, c-MYC and NFKB2.

Yet poor care revealed in the audits was largely attributed by staff to overcrowding of patients and staff being overworked as these statements suggest: 'People (nurses) are not changing behaviour because they are overworked (Ward ETAT+ coordinator).

New Jersey employers had 3.931 million people on their payrolls in June, which is actually down 3,500 positions since May, a drop largely attributed to layoffs by the Census Bureau as it scales back its temporary field workers.

This growth was largely attributed to GP visits by new cases as opposed to repeated health care use by persons that had previously seen a GP for an AAD (Table  4).

A similar dilemma exists when planning components of management, termed "renoprotection," to prevent in diabetic patients onset and treat progression in renal disease that has been largely attributed to hypertension induced by a perturbed renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system.

This growing interest can be largely attributed to new applications enabled by large-scale networks of small devices, such as multimedia video surveillance systems, traffic avoidance and control systems, environment monitoring systems and so on [2].

Putative tRNA genes predicted from unmasked and masked sequence reads from both arms revealed a striking abundance of tRNALys species, followed by tRNAMet and tRNASer; however, these abundances were largely attributed to an expansion driven by TE-capture and subsequent expansion of the repetitive elements.

First-time unemployment claims fell by a substantial 24,000 to 456,000, a widely expected recovery from increases in early April that were largely attributed to statistical aberrations caused by the Easter holiday.

The prevalence of large-for-gestational-age infants born to women with Type 2 diabetes has been reported to be ∼50% 7, 8. Excessive fetal growth is largely attributed to fetal hyperinsulinaemia induced by elevated maternal glucose levels that cross the placenta and thus stimulate fetal growth 9– 11.