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However, even though the current regular cyclists have a lower mortality risk, we lack an empirical basis for assessing the health gain for new cyclists.

To investigate whether the 'at-risk' genotypes of GYS1 and APOE contributed independently to the CV mortality risk, we performed Cox regression analyses by entering both genes into the equation.

To assess racial differences in mortality risk, we probed for interaction between race and fitness.

However, if the source populations came from far upstream where smolt migration entailed a higher mortality risk, we expect a higher tendency toward residency (Satterthwaite et al. 2009).

To eliminate the influence of treatment on the mortality risk, we set the treatment group as the stratification factor and produced a histogram plot according to the distribution of patient risk to evaluate potential bias between the treatment arms.

To better understand the impact of postoperative EO on mortality risk we performed Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve (AUC 0.68 ± 0.08; p = 0.035) to allow Youden's index calculation [ 33]: we identified 363 pmol/L as critical EO level.

To investigate how results change in relation to a change in mortality risks, we considered a range of adult survival variations between 0.96 and 0.78 using z = −0.1, −0.05, 0, 0.05 and 0.1.

37 While individual comorbidities were associated with different mortality risks, we found that the cumulative effect of comorbidities conveyed the greatest prognostic implication.

The higher relative mortality risks we identified among ER-/PR- patients with small or low-grade tumors raise the question of whether there may be a beneficial role for adjuvant chemotherapy in this population.

In addition to increased mortality risks, we found that all preterm children - including those born between 34 36 weeks - were more likely to present with stunting and underweight at 12 months of age, but this was no longer observed at 48 months of age.

For estimating meaningful a priori mortality risk categories, we defined probabilities for mortality as < 2%, 2%to5%5%, > 5%to10%0%, > 10%to20%0%, > 20%to50%0%, and > 50%.