In all activities, except for congress participation as a speaker, the adjusted odds ratio was higher than the crude odds ratio, i.e., the gender inequality in the professional activities was more marked after adjustment for work and family loads.
Lineage-2 and lineage-3 strains were more likely to transmit than lineage-4, and these differences were more marked after adjustment for year, age, sex, and smear status.
Earlier he and Ms. Shick slid in tandem through a series of luscious phrases marked by deft adjustments.
For the three families, it was a year marked by painful adjustments, happy surprises, small signs of progress and bureaucratic obstacles.
But the 2006 World Cup marked an attitude adjustment among elite owners, managers and players in the FIFA realm.
Thus, dynamic exercise elicits marked cardiovascular and autonomic adjustments which include increases in CO, MAP, and SVR reduction.
The family wage and women's second class citizenship that marked that initial re-adjustment are then functionally replaced by a public form of patriarchy, the patriarchal welfare state, where women enter the wage labor force permanently but in segregated less well paid jobs.
The 1970s marked a period of adjustment to economic and political instability, most seriously the balance of payments shocks caused by the oil crisis.
The children of the Romanian cohort have an emotional and behavioral baggage marked by depression, anxiety, adjustment disorder, acquired a pronounced psychological fragility, with major impact in medical condition, which means non-adherence, suicide attempts etc.
All datasets showed a significant change as determined by the sequential Bonferoni-Holm adjustment unless marked § The percentage column contains the percent of individual cancer tissue samples in each data set that had lower levels of MAO-A expression than the lowest single control sample.
Away from the furtive denial and impotent rage, though, Wallander's changing mental state – a moment of bewilderment, a vanishing thought – was marked by the smallest of adjustments, a reminder that the TV detective's condition already manifests itself in puzzlement, rumination and absent-mindedness.
