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However, consistent with our main hypothesis, participants with sarcopenic obesity had significantly higher index of insulin resistance (HOMA-IR ratio 1.16, 95% CI 1.12 to 1.18, p<0.001) and chronic hyperglycemia (HbA1C ratio 1.021, 95%% CI 1.011 to 1.043, p = 0.002) than obese, non-sarcopenic participants, but they did not have higher prevalence of pre-diabetes and DM.

In contrast, in Cohort 2, GLA-S patients, as compared with DET-C patients, showed numerically, but not statistically significantly, higher index basal insulin treatment persistence (Fig.  2a, b), and significantly higher rates of treatment adherence (Fig.  3a, b).

Scatterplot representation of anti-JCV antibody index data for the combined data sets of patients with no prior immunosuppressant treatment highlights the significantly higher index distribution for pre-PML samples of PML patients compared with non-PML patients, with only 1 of 51 PML cases having index < 0.9 and 6 of 51 PML cases having index < 1.5 (see Fig 4B).

Subsequent analysis using the verification data set confirmed the association between index and PML, with a significantly higher index distribution for pre-PML samples from PML patients than for samples from non-PML patients (median = 2.3 vs 1.9; p = 0.0199; see Fig 1B).

On the other hand, bare soil, debris, monocots and lichens presented significantly higher indexes in coast than in mountain.

LGA children had significantly higher indexes of insulin resistance (IF and HOMA-IR), independent of BMI or waist circumference z scores.

Tumours found to be positive for HER1, HER2 or HER3 had significantly (P = 0.041) higher labelling indices, with HER1 also showing significantly higher indices when considered independently (P = 0.024).

At 6 months of age, LP offspring showed a significantly greater plaque area (P<0.05) with increased cholesterol clefts and significantly higher indices of DNA damage compared with controls (P<0.05).

In conclusion, this prospective study demonstrated the validity and reliability of the Chicago BPS, although it did not yield significantly higher indices of inter-rater agreement than the Ottawa BPS and the Boston BPS.

In a short term soy-feeding trial, women randomised to the soy arm exhibited significantly higher indices of increased DNA synthesis relative to women in the control arm, although this apparent association failed to persist following the inclusion of 33 additional subjects (Hargreaves et al, 1999).

Based on the findings of previous studies of expertise, we predicted that individual differences in expert behavior would be associated with significantly higher indices of white matter integrity adjacent to motor brain regions, primarily: cerebellum, primary motor cortex, and corticospinal tract.