251) atients reported at least one nutritional risk factor (89 %) and 59 % were at high n |
252) nfirmed only nulliparity as a significant risk factor (P = 0.029), although variable |
253) nder and family history, aging is a major risk factor for AAA. |
254) HIV is a recognized risk factor for adverse birth outcomes. |
255) ncreased incidence of obesity, which is a risk factor for breast cancer in postmenop |
256) n breast cancer but is not an independent risk factor for breast cancer. |
257) Heavy drinking was a risk factor for depressive symptoms, while |
258) dissatisfaction is recognized as a robust risk factor for eating disorders. |
259) ing that betel quid might be an important risk factor for oral cancer and precancer. |
260) High age itself is not a risk factor for perioperative morbidity an |
261) s on maternal nutritional status may be a risk factor for poor birth outcomes. |
262) ese superoxide dismutase (SOD2) gene is a risk factor for primary angle closure glau |
263) eta-analysis suggested that FVL was not a risk factor for sepsis and sepsis mortalit |
264) hina, citreoviridin (CIT) is considered a risk factor for the development of atheros |
265) Cannabis has been implicated as a risk factor for the development of schizop |
266) thought to be the most important genetic risk factor in the pathogenesis of late on |
267) A major risk factor in the spread of diseases betw |
268) After the non-communicable disease risk factor levels of participants were ad |
269) Physical risk factor plays a significant role for t |
270) am (N = 140) by examining nutritional risk factor prevalence, body mass index, a |
271) on have a more favourable atherosclerotic risk factor profile than controls with myo |
272) th interventions tailored to individual's risk factor profiles as well as community- |
273) IIb/IIIa inhibitor appeared to be a sole risk factor. |
274) occur if no one in the population had the risk factor. |
275) Risk and protective factors for initiation |
276) f frontal EEG alpha asymmetry in ASD high-risk and low-risk infant populations. |
277) to expand, this undifferentiated minimal risk and burden requirement does not suffi |
278) is to allow for exceptions to the minimal risk and burden requirement in cases of ex |
279) Essential information about the risk and danger of thalassemia was given t |
280) identified between increasing nutritional risk and decreased retention in treatment. |
281) ncers and might be associated with cancer risk and disease outcome. |
282) A (mtDNA) might be associated with cancer risk and disease outcome. |
283) the association between childhood cancer risk and distance from the home address at |
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