255) women who reported experience of IPV than those without IPV exposure. |
256) T15 variant was higher than that given to those without SMNs (P = .045). |
257) erity of cognitive impairment compared to those without TDP-43 pathology. |
258) around significantly more frequently than those without chorea (55% vs 34%; P<0.0 |
259) s to community resources, particularly to those without documentation status who may |
260) r respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) than those without dyslexia. |
261) higher F eNO (95% CI 80-126%) compared to those without each condition, respectively |
262) th a large fraction of Black patients and those without. |
263) with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) than those without. |
264) We restricted the extraction of cases to those from January 1st, 2007, to May 30th, |
265) h high risk of selection bias (defined as those from North Africa and those that fai |
266) APAP-treated Mincle KO mice compared with those from WT mice. |
267) A comparison of our findings with those from an earlier nonrecessionary peri |
268) s constructed from task-only data (versus those from both task and rest data), and h |
269) quences of human enterococcal isolates to those from food animals, food products, th |
270) enic emissions are gaining importance, as those from furnishings and building materi |
271) Using these data and those from previous studies, the relative |
272) metformin showed smaller IC50 values than those from the efflux assay. |
273) nfluences from the prefrontal cortex, and those from the neuromodulatory systems, wh |
274) rous essential health services, including those for TB. |
275) 3.5-16.4 times, respectively, higher than those for azo and triphenylmethane dyes, b |
276) ormat, to separate phenotype entries from those for genes, and to give phenotypes an |
277) dels for LP and height were linear, while those for melanoma and MS were nonlinear. |
278) adequate preclinical models, particularly those for neurologic disorders and neurode |
279) e generally within normal limits, whereas those for self-care and home living skills |
280) ased health monitoring systems similar to those for weather, ocean conditions, and c |
281) Like those for weather, the health observing sy |
282) , which may lead to improved outcomes for those experiencing both homelessness and T |
283) n of mental illness is concentrated among those experiencing disability due to serio |
284) behaviors, ACEs, and limited education in those experiencing homelessness and TBI. |
285) Traumatic brain injury (TBI) in those experiencing homelessness has been d |
286) The results suggest that those experiencing homelessness with TBI i |
287) d inaccurate beliefs and attitudes toward those experiencing mental disorders. |
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