Furthermore, we examined whether our implicit and explicit self-associative measures were associated with each other and with depressive symptoms, and investigated the effect of a discrepancy between the implicit and explicit measure on depression.
The majority of the associations tested indicated that all childhood adversity measures were associated with an increased risk of onset of psychiatric disorder, and that this risk pertained to all three disorders under study.
We found that all outcome measures were associated with patient-reported health, but the mechanism behind these associations may be related to disease symptoms, severity, and progression, 22 or related to the patient's health in general.
All four measures were associated with heart disease, but waist circumference alone predicted heart disease risk regardless of other measures.
No postural muscle performance measures were associated with postural measures.
The safety measures were associated specifically to the driver errors and the road types.
Adjusted models revealed five AML burden measures were associated (p<0.05), and three additional were borderline associated (0.05≤p≤0.10), with higher and/or change in HbA1c levels.
The objectives of this study were to compare published methods of measuring cervical posture and to determine whether these measures were associated with clinical endpoints such as pain and disability levels, and postural muscle performance in the upper quarter.
By means of binomial logistic regression, we also demonstrated that connectivity measures were associated with abnormal performance in later neurodevelopmental outcome as measured by Bayley Scale for Infant and Toddler Development, Third edition (BSID-III) at two years of age.
We also examined the relationship between network properties and cortical thickness to test whether functional network measures were associated with age-related differences in gross neuroanatomy.
In secondary analyses, we sought to examine if DTI measures were associated with time to remission, an approach used by others [25].
