325) PAH exposure levels and contributing risk factors to derive best estimates of the ef |
326) nd chemical composition of fibers are key factors to improve the stress distribution |
327) vational research that links relationship factors to outcomes at the practice, popul |
328) Future works could focus on underlying factors to these barriers and ethno-religi |
329) isease, and other comorbidities were risk factors of AKI. |
330) about the prevalence, incidence and risk factors of CI, and tools used to screen or |
331) These external factors of adversity are unique to Aborigi |
332) e incidence, prevalence, and contributing factors of brain injury within a family vi |
333) in onto different personal and relational factors of health and well-being. |
334) significant challenges due to confounding factors of illness-related sequalae, such |
335) ffect was less marked than the pre-morbid factors of older age and a higher pre-COVI |
336) specific bile acids depends on additional factors (e.g., bile acid concentration, co |
337) th disparities were explained by clinical factors (e.g., diagnosis, treatment), demo |
338) tachment, social support), and contextual factors (e.g., disadvantage, community vio |
339) conspiracy-prone mindset), and contextual factors (e.g., high levels of self-perceiv |
340) sts think about and modulate non-specific factors (e.g., hope, expectations) in clin |
341) Illness-related factors (e.g., onset of illness, duration |
342) unction, and an inflammatory response are factors contributing to IRI-related damage |
343) The factors contributing to brain injury withi |
344) e or prevalence of intra-family conflict, factors contributing to it or causing it, |
345) The identified factors contributing to or predisposing in |
346) sideration that there are other important factors contributing to the duration of ne |
347) nge risks, the impacts on women's health, factors contributing to the vulnerability, |
348) o assess modifying effects of demographic factors on COVID-19 testing status and out |
349) tigate the impact of maternal nutritional factors on HMO composition. |
350) and assess the effects of meteorological factors on seasonal and monthly incidence. |
351) at analysed the effect of (psycho-)social factors on symptom severity in atopic ecze |
352) vestigated the effects of (psycho-)social factors on symptoms in atopic eczema and t |
353) These factors can be considered when selecting a |
354) sized that genetic and environmental risk factors can both contribute to T1D through |
355) While it is somewhat obvious that these factors can impact data quality, the magni |
356) s), multiple yet modifiable environmental factors can provide disproportionate healt |
357) specific mental health needs vary across factors like age, racial/ethnic group, imm |
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