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Drug misuse was coded (yes vs no), with yes defined as used illicit drugs 10 times or more or any intravenous drug use.
*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001; ERI "yes" defined as both high effort and low reward, "no" defined as either high effort or low reward and neither high effort nor low reward.
All of them were purchased from the BCCM/IHEM collection (Scientific Institute of Public Health in Brussels, Belgium).> -wrap-foot> yes defined as a positive signal i.e. amplification with a C q ≤ 40, and T m value (°C) as expected; no defined as no amplification.
24 Problematic alcohol use was dichotomised (yes vs no, with yes defined as one or more of consumption of ≥210 g pure alcohol per week, having ever taken an 'eye-opener', being intoxicated often, having been taking into custody for public drunkenness on at least one occasion and non-prescription drug (ever vs never).
Yes defined as drinking wines as usual hSmoking was dichotomized as yes and no.
Yes defined as drinking wines as usual As shown in Fig. 3, blood Pb levels increased with the frequency of Chinese herbal medicine consumption among the infertile women.
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Individuals who answered "yes" were defined as having chronic musculoskeletal pain.
Smoking (yes) was defined as current smoking and smoking (no) was defined as never or past smoking.
Drinking (yes) was defined as daily or almost daily drinking of alcoholic beverages and drinking (no) was defined as no or casual drinking of alcoholic beverages.
Subjects who answered "yes" were defined as having knee pain.
Women who responded "yes" were defined as ever drinkers.
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