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Drs. Barr and Smith believe that alternative central branching patterns are linked to COPD because they are indicative of deeper anatomical changes in the lung.

This study compared sports injury incidence in young high-level athletes from various team and individual sports and investigated if sport participation patterns are linked to injuries.

Medical interest in fat distribution has grown in recent years, because of evidence that some patterns are linked to an increased risk of heart disease, especially the tendency to deposit fat in the abdomen and upper body as opposed to the hips and thighs.

Studies in 2008 and 2010 indicate that both CSNB and leopard complex spotting patterns are linked to TRPM1.

Sleep deprivation and disrupted sleep patterns are linked to feelings of depression, Klapow said, which is why he recommends logging seven to eight hours of quality sleep each night — no excuses.

Kelso noted that many of the traits they saw that were influenced by Neanderthal DNA — including skin and hair color, mood and sleeping patterns — are linked to the level of sunlight people receive.

The effectiveness with which the nervous system interprets sound patterns is linked to musical ability.

None of the MIRU-VNTR patterns were linked to known lineages.

Eighteen (78%) of the 23 case-patients with identical restriction fragment length polymorphism patterns were linked to another member; half the patients were associated with a Washington, D.C., homeless shelter.

11 Several studies took a step forward to see whether there is an association between diet cost and obesity, and found that a higher adherence to healthy dietary patterns is linked to higher monetary costs and is inversely associated with body mass index (BMI) and obesity.

Their studies, too, have demonstrated that the main elements of a Mediterranean-style eating pattern are linked to lower risk of heart disease and premature death among American men and women.