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After adjusting for adult waist circumference, the inverse associations of birth weight with plasma glucose and IFG/DM were strengthened (Table 3), and there were inverse associations between 24- and 48-month weight and these outcomes.

In never users of any type of tobacco (never smokers and never chewers), the magnitude of the associations between tooth variables other than the number of decayed teeth and of the inverse association between teeth cleaning frequency and ESCC risk were slightly strengthened (Table 3).

Upon stratification for age at diagnosis, the associations for both compounds were further strengthened (Table  3); for the continuous adjusted PFOSA data the RR was 1.07 (95 % CI 1.00 1.14) and for PFOSA in the highest quintile (RR 2.45, 95 % CI 1.00 6.00) among women 40 years of age or less.

After adjusting for confounding by gender, the association of myocardial delayed enhancement with DAS28 was strengthened (Table 3, Model 2), in which the group with myocardial DE demonstrated DAS28 scores, on average, of 1.82 units higher than the group without myocardial DE.

His presence at the table strengthened Merkel's mandate as de facto spokesperson for the EU, but added little to her leverage with Putin.

"Germany comes out as a clear winner and will have its position at the negotiating table strengthened even further," Royal Bank of Scotland analysts said in a note.

For each separate age interval, an increase in BMI was associated with higher HbA1c at 45 years, after allowing for BMI at the start of the interval, which strengthened with age (Table 2).

Finally, using IPW to weight the maximally adjusted analysis among those ≤ 45 years of age at NAS recruitment further strengthened effect estimates (Table 2, model 4); analyses using weights truncated at the 1st and 99th percentiles were similar (see Supplemental Material, Table S4).

David Whittaker's Terrorism: Understanding the Global Threat (Longman) is a clear and accessible survey of terrorist motives and methods, strengthened by several tables and a helpful chronology from 1968 to the present.As terror is a psychological weapon of the weak used to undermine the self-confidence and authority of the strong, the psychological element in counter-terror is vital.

The good congruence of these predictions with our data (74%) further strengthens our annotation (Table  4 and Supplementary Table S8).

Further adjustment for BMI somewhat strengthened this inverse association (Table  2).