Sentence examples for unfavourable levels from inspiring English sources
Therefore, participants with missing data did not always have unfavourable levels of risk factors.
Concerning lifestyle characteristics, unfavourable levels of fruit and vegetable intake were highest in participants who experienced the lowest levels of positive support (55%).
24 Much more probably, these changes in mortality reflect social gradients in unhealthy behaviour, lifestyle, and circumstances resulting in poor diet and high tobacco consumption leading to unfavourable levels of major risk factors for coronary heart disease.
People with higher GHQ-12 scores generally had unfavourable levels of covariates and mortality risk, apart from being slightly younger and having a lower systolic blood pressure than those with lower GHQ-12 scores.
In bread wheat, a balance between restricting Na+ net uptake at roots and subsequent transport into shoots and sub-cellular compartmentation to cope with unfavourable levels of Na+ is needed to maintain ion homeostasis for plant growth and development under saline conditions [ 3, 4].
One should, however, realise that the subjects of the present study were still rather young (i.e. 36 years), and that a longer exposure to lower IGF-I bioactivity might be necessary to induce unfavourable levels of risk factors for CVD and/or T2DM.
At baseline, 47% (15 out of 32) of patients had unfavourable CTC levels (⩾3 CTC per 7.5 ml of blood) with a median of 1 CTC per 7.5 ml (range 0 118).
It initially tracked westward and remained disorganized due to unfavourable upper-level wind shear.
Age and male sex were also significantly associated with unfavourable blood pressure levels.
We primarily estimated the prevalence of individuals with unfavourable CVD risk levels according to the guidelines.
Short sleep duration (⩽5 h) was reported more commonly among African Americans and among those with lower educational and family income levels, unfavourable psychosocial profiles, or characteristics of sleep disturbance.
