Sentence examples for material comorbidity from inspiring English sources

We ascertained the five comorbidities using validated registries based on hospital discharge abstracts and physician service claims in Ontario [see Supplemental Material, Comorbidity Ascertainment, pp. 3 4 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1205958)] (Gershon et al. 2009a, 2009b; Lee et al. 2003; Tu JV et al. 2001; Tu K et al. 2008).

Social deprivation increased with age and was more prevalent in patients with multiple comorbidities whereas material deprivation was lower for elderly patients (Table  1).

This technique combines augmentation with autologous material and the absence of comorbidity at the donor site.

Estimated associations with NO2 and PM2.5 were similar or slightly stronger for all outcomes when we also adjusted for preexisting comorbidity [see Supplemental Material, Table S2 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1205862)].

Further data are available in the online supplementary material regarding the effect of comorbidities (see online supplementary table S1), smoking status (see online supplementary table S2) and GOLD staging (see online supplementary table S3) on the performance of each algorithm.

Accounting for a molecular relationship this risk is 3.03, which is significantly higher than the general comorbidity risk of 1.63 (Supplementary Material, Table S4B).

Additional details on specific reasons for ICU admission and comorbidities are provided in the Supplementary material.

The list of comorbidities and AEs are described in the Supplementary material.

There are multiple options for graft material, each carrying its own specific risk for complications and comorbidities.

An alternative multivariable logistic regression model including the number of comorbidities instead of CIRS Comorbidity Score is shown in the online supplementary material.

Nurses were given a booklet to be used for the systematic identification and assessment of the comorbidities associated with RA (http://www.rhumatismes.net/fichiers/Brochure_SFR_V7.pdf) (see online supplementary material).