Similarly, compared with sub-patent infections, the likelihood of patent infections (Table 2) decreased with age although not significantly until the age of 19 years (AOR = 0.38, 95% CI = 0.12 1.18), but significantly from in those ≥ 20 years of age; adults were > 80% less at risk compared with persons less than five years of age (AOR = 0.18, 95% CI = 0.06 0.43).
Adjusting for PMTCT, immunosupression and gender had an effect on the age variable in the final reduced model; children aged ≥5 were less at risk of presenting with a first morbid event.
The findings suggest that, given this more balanced profile, girls, compared to boys, are less at risk of losing touch with traditional print-based educational literacy in school.
They defied an axiom of the real estate industry — that borrowing some money is smarter than spending only one's own cash, because it leaves the developer with less at risk.
Furthermore, their children are more likely to survive and they are less at risk for a life filled with violence, abuse and exploitation.
Overall, piggeries with concrete run-out (i.e., with solid fences such as metallic bars and concrete walls, and usually adjacent to buildings) are less at risk for any kind of contact with wild boar than piggeries with pasture run-out (which are mostly protected by electric fences and often located on pastures distant from the farm).
This may make the children of these parents less at risk than the children of parents with other chronic diseases more closely associated with lower levels of education, as education has been shown to increase health literacy and to facilitate open dialogues.
In the multivariate adjusted model (Table 2) infected adults (> 30 years old) were 66% less at risk of having a mixed infection (compared with a mono-infection) compared with infected children less than five years of age.
The group handling the experiments themselves was less at risk; they operated in close coordination with the Health Group, who was in charge of ensuring that radiation exposure of the people involved was survivable.
Managers from rural areas may feel less at risk due to being less connected with other horses; however, early local disease spread occurred predominantly in rural areas during the 2007 outbreak [ 15].
