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The corresponding IDIs were of the same magnitude in subgroups of participants without the evidence of CVD (table 5, model 2; highest P for improvement 0.001).

Moreover, the percentage of patients achieving LDA at week 28 in subgroups of nonresponders at early time points was found to be strongly dependent on the magnitude and timing of the lack of the response.

Fear-avoidance beliefs were significantly different in subgroups of patients.

The improvement in 15-year survival after postmastectomy radiotherapy was of similar magnitude in the two subgroups of CA IX positive and CA IX negative patients.

In the present study, despite the different body weight gains, the abdominal fat mass was of similar magnitude in the two subgroups of HF diet-fed rats, suggesting that the excessive caloric intake observed in the HF+ group was used to build up other tissues in the body.

They are used to determine the magnitude and impact of diseases or other conditions in populations or in selected subgroups of populations.

"Anytime you have orders of magnitude in ranges of exposure, you might expect to see very different responses along the distribution and within different subgroups of people," says John Meeker, an associate professor of environmental health sciences at the University of Michigan School of Public Health.

Similar results, of less magnitude, are found in the subgroup of patients aged 70 or over.

Analysis of FVC change in subgroups defined on the basis of demographics and baseline measures of disease status showed that the magnitude of the pirfenidone treatment benefit was also consistent across subpopulations.

All else being equal, variation in subgroups will directly affect the magnitude of correlations.

A similar magnitude of effect was noted in the subgroup of trials (n = 7) that enrolled participants with diabetic kidney disease (−21% [−46 to 4]; P = 0.10).