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Conversely, NOR of IFX was more markedly associated with the increase of ANAs or the induction of anti-ds-DNA Abs.
In spite of some common denominators, IFG is more markedly associated with hepatic insulin resistance in the presence of (near) normal muscle insulin sensitivity, whereas IGT has been rather related to impaired muscle insulin sensitivity and normal to slightly reduced hepatic insulin resistance [ 24].
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Levels of CTGF in NSCLCs were also markedly associated with clinical features, but with some differences.
Histological appearance was markedly associated with this risk.
The slope of CRP course was markedly associated with prognosis.
The positivity rate was markedly associated with rodent size.
The rate of CRP decrease, assessed by the CRP-ratio course, was markedly associated with clinical course and prognosis; a patient with an average decrease of the CRP of 10% per day has 32% more chances of surviving.
In NSCLC and colorectal cancer, overexpressed MMP9 was markedly associated with shortened cancer-related survival.
GRN mutations are associated with more markedly asymmetric frontotemporal atrophy that also involves the parietal lobes and cases that eventually may evolve clinical features of CBS, whereas cases with MAPT mutations tend to have less atrophy and a stronger predilection for temporal areas with more focal involvement [ 38].
Nationally, CL incidence was associated with the level of migrants in 'isolated' communes, more markedly above a given threshold of population density.
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