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These analyses suggested that in each CD4/viral load stratum, compared to those with a high GRG, twice the number of subjects with a low GRG would need to be treated to prevent one case of AIDS (Table 2).

Mean levels of total IgG were higher in highland stratum compared to intermediate and lowland strata.

Criteria air pollutants were less influential in the metropolitan-urban stratum compared to the other strata, while influence of hazardous air pollutants varied.

Similarly, we will have over 80% power to detect a 40% lower OR of AKI with treatment for patients in the continuation stratum compared to the initiation stratum.

In this retrospective cohort study, the risk-adjusted odds of a sepsis-associated admission were significantly increased among those with Medicare and/or Medicaid in a younger (18 to 64 years) and older (65+ years) age stratum, compared to those with private insurance.

Cattle keeping was negligible for households in the lower wealth strata compared to households in the medium and in the better-off groups.

Nonetheless, a higher proportion of patients in defaulted group reported poor staff support in hilly (p = 0.03), plain (p = 0.001) & MC (p = 0.01) strata compared to completed group.

We found an increased risk for celiac disease in children from lower socioeconomic strata compared to medium-high strata.

Belonging to a family of lower socioeconomic strata, compared to high-medium strata, was associated with increased celiac disease risk (OR 1.5; 95% CI, 1.2-2.0; P=0.002) (Table 1).

By 2001, absolute inequalities reduced as total rate difference between the highest and the lowest stratum fell by 47% (19 more deaths per 100,000 among the lowest stratum as compared to the highest stratum) and smoking-attributable proportions also fell by 47% (16 more deaths per 100,000 among the lowest stratum as compared to the highest stratum).

In 1986, total death rate due to UADT cancers was 2.7 times more in the lowest stratum as compared to the highest.