Sentence examples for morbidity the effect from inspiring English sources

Even after adjusting for morbidity, the effect of demographic variables on PAH remained, albeit to a lesser extent.

However in the patients with co-morbidity, the effect of the OA in the health-state deficiency as measured by VAS was 62% versus 76% (P < 0.001) in the patients without co-morbidity (Table 1).

The objective of the study was to describe the burden of morbidity and the effect of prenatal and postnatal factors on low birth weight (LBW), childhood morbidity and growth in the first 1000 days of life in a birth cohort established in semiurban slums of Vellore in southern India.

In Singapore, a public sector WM clinic based survey reported that the use of CAM amongst the older population was related to presence of NCD [ 26], and in Tokyo, Japan, CAM use was associated with multi-morbidity but the effect of age was insignificant, as suggested by a cross-sectional study performed in primary and secondary care clinics [ 27].

Initial unawareness of erectile dysfunction stemmed from morbidity, the side effects of treatment (severe in some cases), and the shock from or preoccupation with having cancer.

Indeed, differences in how the various metabolic syndrome combinations relate to mortality risk may be in part due to the differences in how these metabolic syndrome combinations relate to incident coronary heart disease, CVD, and type 2 diabetes morbidity wherein the effects are even more pronounced (8, 21).

Sweeney et al. [ 14] focused on elderly female cancer survivors, 57% of them older than 68 years (mean age 72 years, range 66-82 years), who carry a risk of confounding of age-related morbidity with the effects of cancer and its treatment.

However, we believe ours is the first study looking at the question of systemic inflammation and low-level viraemia in patients on PI monotherapy compared to PI and NNRTI-based cART in a population free of serious co-morbidities, meaning that the effect of any concomitant morbidity on systemic inflammation can be ruled out.

SES and GA were found to be independently associated with neonatal morbidity; that is, the effect of SES was the same regardless of the GA of the infant.

It is important to note that although breastfeeding is not significant in the initial model for diarrhoea and the final model for cough, it is appropriate to conclude that breastfeeding has a protective effect on child morbidity, but that the effect is dependent to some extent on what variables are adjusted for in the analysis.

Using a nationwide cohort we investigated contemporary changes in the incidence rate (IR) of SAB (> 99% MSSA), temporal changes in age and underlying morbidity and assessed the effect of each on short term outcome from MSSA SAB from 1995 to 2008.