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The likelihood for having TB was lower for overweight people compared to inmates with normal weight.
This may occur as symptomatic participants have an increased likelihood for having both a positive FIT and a colorectal neoplasm.
This may occur as symptomatic participants have an increased likelihood for having both a positive FIT and an advanced colorectal neoplasm.
Episodes which fulfilled the WHO criteria for non-severe pneumonia had the highest likelihood for having a non-respiratory disease as the main diagnosis.
The likelihood for having persistent arthritic disease increased with increasing levels of anti-CCP (Table 5), suggesting that the level of ACPA can be informative in prediction of persistent arthritis.
The clinical cut-off score for likelihood for having distress consistent with a anxiety or depressive disorder is ≥ 20 with the range of scores for levels of severity being mild: 20 24; moderate: 25 29; and severe: 30 50 [ 24].
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In the branch of '<10 teeth in each jaw', Likelihood ratios for having impaired OHRQoL ranged from 0.99 to 1.04.
In the branch of '<10 teeth in each jaw', likelihood ratios for having chewing problems ranged from 0.99 to 1.06 for the anterior and premolar regions.
Likelihood ratios for having impaired OHRQoL were highest at the level of '10 teeth in each jaw' yes/no (1.70 in ClassF and 1.71 in ClassR).
Likelihood ratios for having chewing problems were highest at the level of '≥10 teeth in each jaw' (Ls = 3.33 in Classnat to Lh = 5.12 in ClassF/ClassR).
'Sufficient premolar region' and 'sufficient molar region' were relevant to reduce the likelihood ratios for having chewing problems (both approximately with a factor 2), both for soft and for hard foods.
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