An impaired gait is one of the most prevalent and sensitive risk factors for falls.
Low completion variables also tended to be related to sensitive risk factors such as maternal smoking.
Furthermore, since sexual related issues were socially sensitive, risk factors other than selected sociodemographic characteristic were not assessed in the present study.
For example, the association of an age-sensitive risk factor could be missed if the association, averaged over time, is determined to be nonsignificant.
One study, appraised as providing a high level of evidence, demonstrated that universal screening for GDM is significantly more sensitive than risk factor analysis alone 180.
The adapted pamphlets were disseminated as part of the initial educational component of a community-based culturally and language-sensitive cardiovascular risk factor screening and management program.
This approach should be very sensitive to risk factors that increase the risk of loss to follow-up.
To extent the metaphor further, FAD mutations could be seen as alterations of the core autocatalytic mechanism itself, for instance, as thinner domino stones, which make the system more unstable and thus more sensitive to risk factors.
Patients who failed to heal were also likely to be using more medications (p < 0.003), although there was no significant difference in the number of medical comorbidities between these two groups (Table 5).> -wrap-foot> This approach should be very sensitive to risk factors that increase the risk of treatment failure.
Our assumption was that methylation of imprinted loci could be sensitive to exposure to either risk factor.
However, the automated otoacoustic emissions hearing screening technique implemented in the screening programme is not sufficiently sensitive in the presence of risk factor(s) and may not identify neonatal hearing loss.
