ライフサイエンスコーパス: population study

1 ged 20-100 years from the Copenhagen General Population Study.

2 acerbations when analyzing data from a large population study.

3 cause and incident diseases in a prospective population study.

4 issues (both pre-malignant and tumor) from a population study.

5 (-5) ) were associated with serum ALT in the population study.

6 agen General Population Study, a prospective population study.

7 in five-year-old children in a Scotland-wide population study.

8 ,211 individuals from the Copenhagen General Population Study.

9 statistically significant, in another Danish population study.

10 nfected controls from the Copenhagen General Population Study.

11 s of Vascular Events in a High Risk European Population) study.

12 ith DME, which was represented rarely in the population studied.

13 % annual conversion rates), depending on the population studied.

14 aling of weight for height may depend on the population studied.

15 quisition or the viral-load set point in the population studied.

16 than 1 month after injury, depending on the population studied.

17 ction can be cost-effective depending on the population studied.

18 d dose of micronutrients used and the target population studied.

19 istically significant safety concerns in the population studied.

20 tion and to reveal heterogeneity in the cell population studied.

21 nual annotations are not practical for large population studies.

22 a useful tool to detect selected variants in population studies.

23 ronment, emphasizing the value of mixed cell population studies.

24 urces, but there is no methodology for large population studies.

25 proved tools for estimating iodine intake in population studies.

26 NPs associated with common diseases in large population studies.

27 rum phosphorus has not been characterized in population studies.

28 asing fine-mapping performance within single-population studies.

29 ng large-scale longitudinal epidemiology and population studies.

30 meeting the needs for potential large-scale population studies.

31 creening) or to estimate hydration status in population studies.

32 nse to T2DM in agreement with many published population studies.

33 sing 7,824 adult individuals from 2 European population studies.

34 nd the analyses are relatively expensive for population studies.

35 fficient samples with existing datasets from population studies.

36 o of 1.46 (1.35-1.58) in prospective general population studies.

37 en shown to decrease liver carcinogenesis in population studies.

38 ntly analyze immunophenotyping data in large population studies.

39 elevant categories using data from 2 general population studies.

40 rogeneity and be driven by locally performed population studies.

41 e lowest quartile of plasma triglycerides in population studies.

42 S) has been used extensively in recent human population studies.

43 d inorganic mercury (InHg) exposure in human population studies.

44 dence and cardiorespiratory fitness in large population studies.

45 tor of marginal biotin deficiency for larger population studies.

46 g site of the RLC, have been identified from population studies.

47 strong familial aggregation has been seen in population studies.

48 stem cell transplantation donor screening or population studies.

49 ltiday, multiplate clinical and epidemiology population studies.

50 egression analyses were performed on general population studies.

51 ible populations that would complement human population studies.

52 sible and beneficial in the context of large population studies.

53 ble calibration equation estimation in large population studies.

54 in large-scale clinical and epidemiological population studies.

55 rtality associated with low sodium intake in population studies.

56 osely related individuals that are missed by population studies.

57 ion in asthma, which is hardly accessible in population studies.

58 MDD and should be explored in further large population studies.

59 ld higher than previously reported values in population studies.

60 factors, which needs to be verified in other population studies.

61 predict outcomes, and identify biomarkers in population studies.

62 temporary exogenous genetic variants for the populations studied.

63 ecies, the LD landscape is not stable in the populations studied.

64 lation also enriched in any other of the six populations studied.

65 higher with TT than with CC genotype in the populations studied.

66 all African-, Asian-, and Caucasian-derived populations studied.

67 he highest tumorigenic potential of all cell populations studied.

68 terologous coupling in 9 of 10 ganglion cell populations studied.

69 entiality of individuals and respect for the populations studied.

70 terns associated with many of the individual populations studied.

71 These vary among different GD populations studied.

72 oxegol than with placebo (intention-to-treat population: study 04, 44.4% vs. 29.4%, P=0.001; study 05

73 2011; n = 10,803) and the Copenhagen General Population Study (2003 to 2011; n = 66,877), following u

74 Study (2001-2003) and the Copenhagen General Population Study (2003-2008).

75 Among the population studied, 42% were eligible for statin therapy

76 an randomization meta-analysis of 19 general population studies (8,021 incident, 7,513 prevalent majo

77 ged 20-100 years from the Copenhagen General Population Study, a prospective cohort study.

78 uded individuals from the Copenhagen General Population Study, a prospective population study.

79 Based on this European population study, ACC/AHA and ESC prevention guidelines

80 At the individual level and in population studies adjusted for sex, BMI outperforms BAI

81 r the type of antimicrobial solution nor the population studied, affected the relative reduction in C

82 However, several population studies also show a higher risk in people 3-5

83 nitive impairment; however, given the select population studied and an unclear mechanism, this findin

84 cidence of gout vary widely according to the population studied and methods employed but range from a

85 Traumatic microbleeds were prevalent in the population studied and predictive of worse outcome.

86 ast 7 cases per million individuals in large population studies and affects men, women and children o

87 genomes and sequence variations derived from population studies and clinical outbreaks.

88 A main goal of performing DNA sequencing in population studies and clinical settings is to identify

89 656 patients with COPD from two large Danish population studies and during a median 5 years' follow-u

90 ion of exposures for these two phthalates in population studies and hence an attenuation of the power

91 ybrid breeding programs, association mapping population studies and marker assisted breeding.

92 Several new large population studies and meta-analyses further scrutinize

93 ise in integrating gene expression data into population studies and provide further evidence for the

94 hat are now widely recognized and applied in population studies and research.

95 ,699 individuals from the Copenhagen General Population Study and 10,813 individuals from the Copenha

96 susceptibility, we conducted a case-control population study and observed that germline occurrence o

97 3 proteins from 944 participants of the KORA population study and replication in a multi-ethnic cohor

98 Therefore, we conducted a case-control population study and the allele and genotype frequencies

99 ,566 individuals from the Copenhagen General Population Study and the Copenhagen City Heart Study wer

100 The brain populations studied and discussed in detail were the Ret

101 r epigenomic marks, longitudinal and diverse population studies, and non-human models.

102 e-wide association studies, evolutionary and population studies, and the study of mutations.

103 An increasing number of population studies are assessing epigenetic variation in

104 t that increased mortality rates reported in population studies are detectable among adult patients w

105 Data from population studies are essential to determine whether th

106 and increasingly large amounts of data from population studies, are helping to identify antigens tha

107 ic colony forming assays confirmed the CD34+ population studied as HSPCs with multlineage differentia

108 disease requires rigorously controlled human population studies, as well as the same sex dimorphism b

109 adults, the focus was on studies in elderly populations; studies based solely in the intensive care

110 In a Swedish population studied between 1969 and 2017, a diagnosis of

111 The simulation study suggested that in large population studies, biomarker data on 20-30% of the subj

112 le tool for assessing MeHg exposure in human population studies, but that more work is required to as

113 d on the Emx1(Cre)/Met(fx/fx) pyramidal cell populations studied, but spine head volume was significa

114 e that failing to account for nonbreeders in population studies can obscure low population growth rat

115 In this review, we discuss SUDEP population studies, case-control studies, witnessed and

116 In population studies, CKD etiology is often uncertain.

117 ted with increased CHD events in the healthy population studies (combined hazard ratio [HR]: 1.19; 95

118 cruited as part of an ongoing large clinical population study completed a change point detection task

119 o underwent ablation at another hospital our population study comprised a total of 24 families (50 pa

120 are associated with decreased stroke risk in population studies, delayed stroke occurrence.

121 We used a case-population study design in Vietnam with cases that had e

122 We collected information on the study population, study design, case definitions, laboratory s

123 stigators abstracted details about the study population, study design, data analysis, follow-up, and

124 igators abstracted details about the patient population, study design, data analysis, follow-up, and

125 identified, abstracted, and analyzed: study population, study design, study aims, methods, results,

126 Data on patient populations, study design, analysis, follow-up, and resu

127 , with variation due to differences in study populations, study designs, and case definitions.

128 erventions are sufficiently similar in their populations, study designs, and outcomes; and whether th

129 The San Diego Population Study enrolled 2,404 ethnically diverse men a

130 Therefore, we performed a total-population study estimating the familial aggregation and

131 predicted future depression in this Swedish population study, even after excluding depressed individ

132 Few cross-population studies examining the epidemiology of invasiv

133 HZ was common among all immunocompromised populations studied, exceeding the expected HZ incidence

134 HZ is common among all immunocompromised populations studied-exceeding expected HZ incidence amon

135 of which genetic variants identified through population studies explain only a small fraction.

136 easurement of thousands of proteins in large population studies, exposing the depth and complexity of

137 The method facilitates large population studies for N-glycan profiling, and is especi

138 ssociated with altered diabetes control in a population study, for how long this association persiste

139 We collected data from 19 general-population studies from 13 European countries.

140 In contrast, population studies from which to draw global inferences

141 lowed 8,720 Danish participants in a general population study from 1991 to 1994 through 2011 without

142 A population study from Taiwan, a country with a high inci

143 Even though 8%-25% of most populations studied globally are labeled as penicillin a

144 501 participants from the Copenhagen General Population Study had lung function measurements and comp

145 DNA sequencing in samples from patients and population studies has resulted in extensive catalogues

146 o vary by the age at T2DM diagnosis, but few population studies have analyzed mortality and CVD outco

147 Population studies have consistently demonstrated an inv

148 Population studies have consistently demonstrated that p

149 General population studies have demonstrated that substance depe

150 Previous population studies have found an association between ele

151 Population studies have revealed that the variant rs5068

152 Population studies have shown that compared to diabetic

153 bal stem cell deficiency (LSCD), the patient populations studied have been largely adults.

154 In a large contemporary general population study, high plasma levels of lipoprotein(a) w

155 Population studies highlighting the prevalence and signi

156 These findings suggest that iPSC-based population studies hold promise as tools for the functio

157 = 0.008) and with poor prognosis in the CHD population studies (HR: 1.24; 95% CI: 1.08 to 1.42, p =

158 nty-eight adults from the Portuguese general population study ICAR had a structured medical interview

159 aits were not under selection in a reference population studied in a less thermally stressful environ

160 ing rates of a majority of dACC neurons in a population studied in an eight-option variably rewarded

161 discuss how multiomics data from large-scale population studies in health and disease have been used

162 1-1994 (n = 9482) and the Copenhagen General Population Study in 2003-2013 (n = 97,362).

163 ion and periodontal disease in a national US population study in a National Health and Nutrition Exam

164 Furthermore, in a case-population study in Vietnam with 760 cord blood samples

165 ected in clinical trials because the patient populations studied in registries have a broader spectru

166 (BECs), the two most accessible tissues for population studies, in 998 promoter-located CpG sites.

167 n-binding derivatives was evident from mixed population studies, in which msf/opc mutants were prefer

168 ews and 32 primary studies, harms in general population studies include increased risk for motor vehi

169 453 participants, and the Copenhagen General Population Study included 765 participants.

170 We utilized data from a general population study including questionnaire data and object

171 Among the population studied, intensive instructions and non-surgi

172 to that reported in previous United Kingdom population studies (IOPg: 16.0 mm Hg, SD 3.68).

173 are becoming more frequent, and their use in population studies is becoming widespread.

174 type from phenotype for individuals based on population studies is difficult and, especially in human

175 trosodimethylamine (NDMA), but evidence from population studies is inconsistent.

176 fectiveness of routine analyses or for large population studies, it is useful to maximize the number

177 As the conclusion was based on population studies, it may not be applicable to a single

178 art failure (0.72, 0.67-0.78), which, in the populations studied, led to a significant 13% reduction

179 ed on the following aspects of study design: population studied, level of care, timing of outcome mea

180 e often ignored in theoretical and empirical population studies, limiting our knowledge of how nonbre

181 ls from the London Life Sciences Prospective Population Study (LOLIPOP) data, and find that birthplac

182 We identify three possible reasons why wild population studies may generally fail to find strong sup

183 However, there are no large population studies measuring LA structure.

184 rates have been widely variable based on the population studied, method of diagnosis, and definition

185 tors independently extracted data on patient populations, study methods, and results using standardiz

186 nto Cancer and Nutrition-Norfolk prospective population study (n = 21,448), participants with high no

187 nfected controls from the Copenhagen General Population Study (n = 2388).

188 Lung Injury Risk; n=882), Copenhagen General Population Study (n=2068), Copenhagen City Heart Study (

189 Averaged across the European population studied, non-malignant disorders of the blood

190 her 740 cases with controls from large-scale population studies (odds ratio of 2.5, 95% confidence in

191 trol study nested predominantly in 2 general population studies of 310 participants with COPD and con

192 However, population studies of BER capacity have been limited bec

193 Previous population studies of clinical M. abscessus isolates uti

194 ermits better resolution of male lineages in population studies of East Asia and Southeast Asia.

195 Population studies of HIV-1-infected individuals suggest

196 Large population studies of immune system genes are essential

197 An IPM based on population studies of Soay sheep is used to illustrate t

198 Population studies of the prevalence of oral disease rel

199 Range-wide population studies of wide spread species are often asso

200 vent duration) in a Hispanic/Latino American population study of 11 575 individuals with significant

201 We conducted a population study of all live births occurring in England

202 use a detailed individual-specific long-term population study of great tits (Parus major) breeding in

203 and sleep duration and insomnia in a general population study of older adults (6,117 male and female

204 eding females introduces bias in a long-term population study of the great tit, Parus major.

205 In this first total population study of transgender individuals with a gende

206 markers of early vascular aging (EVA) in the Population Study of Urban, Rural and Semiurban Regions f

207 However, population studies often use spatially aggregated data t

208 imited and conflicting data from prospective population studies on the association between egg consum

209 stematic review, we sought to identify human population studies on the health effects of neonics.

210 us tools have not been well suited for large population studies on the order of tens or hundreds of t

211 The Prospective Population Study on Candidemia in Spain (CANDIPOP) is a

212 imental data (e.g., genetic lineage and cell population studies) on intestinal crypts reveal that reg

213 In contrast to human population studies, our mouse genome-wide searches find

214 tion, but reliable prevalence estimates from population studies particularly of the chronic form are

215 The results suggest that within the population studied, periodontitis was a risk factor for

216 However, the measurement of PCC activity in population studies presents substantial analytic challen

217 d localized vitiligo and in several vitiligo populations studied previously suggests that it contribu

218 Although a few recent population studies provide broad overviews, only a very

219 This large population study provides a contemporary and detailed de

220 c stroke at age 80 in the Copenhagen General Population Study ranged from 7.3% for individuals with r

221 The VDSP protocols were applied in 14 population studies [reanalysis of subsets of serum 25(OH

222 Four general population studies reported associations between chronic

223 d of the basic, clinical, translational, and population studies required for characterizing the benef

224 Population studies reveal the presence of HPG and KoRV-r

225 Population studies revealed no strong correlation betwee

226 of the risk-benefit ratio, specific patient populations studied, selection of treatment in the contr

227 ting evidence is limited by heterogeneity in populations studied, short follow-up, inadequate power,

228 , we examine three important motivations for population studies: single-trial hypotheses requiring st

229 Designed for large population studies, SNPTools' input/output (I/O) and sto

230 In all populations studied so far, whether on statins or LDL-C-

231 we established gene expression profiles in a population study subdivided into females and males.

232 Population studies such as NHANES analyze large numbers

233 tes within targeted groups as well as larger population studies such as the National Health and Nutri

234 In large population studies such as the UK Biobank (UKBB), qualit

235 Rationale: Population studies suggest improved sepsis outcomes with

236 Population studies suggest that atopic dermatitis (AD) i

237 Data from HF population studies suggest that it may present in 30% to

238 Population studies suggest that planets abound in our ga

239 in D reduces the rate of skin aging, whereas population studies suggest the opposite, most likely due

240 most HPV-associated cancers than the general population, studies suggest HIV-infected individuals hav

241 o that of MTX monotherapy, data from a large population study suggested a greater degree of hepatotox

242 Longitudinal whole-population studies support a dimensional, rather than ca

243 Population studies support an increased incidence of mos

244 Several population studies support the conclusion that early ane

245 expert panel offers 7 recommendations on how population studies supported by National Heart, Lung, an

246 Unfortunately, there are few large population studies that can be used to track trends and

247 inical trials as small, scientifically rigid population studies that generate outcomes focused on def

248 sudden cardiac death and SCA available from population studies that included large longitudinal and

249 There is compelling evidence from human population studies that plasma levels of high-density li

250 of immunophenotyping methods in large scale population studies that provides a rapid, accurate and r

251 dings are the first to demonstrate in a true population study that delirium is a strong risk factor f

252 is modest and seems to vary according to the population studied, the means of periodontal assessment

253 We combined data from 2 prospective general population studies, the Copenhagen City Heart Study (199

254 In pooled rates from the general population studies, the greatest sex differentials were

255 In the general population studies, the OR derived from the genetic inst

256 We aimed to explore why, in population studies, the positive association between nor

257 alyses, retrospective analyses, reviews, and population studies, the precise benefit of adjuvant chem

258 ,751 individuals from the Copenhagen General Population Study, the authors examined 25,480 subjects f

259 608 individuals from the Copenhagen General Population Study, the Copenhagen City Heart Study, and t

260 In the general population study, those with AD reported clinician-diagn

261 erthal genomes survive in every modern human population studied to date.

262 The current study analysed large-scale population studies to assess the association of bariatri

263 sing a zebrafish model for PAE, we performed population studies to elucidate the metabolic disease se

264 =2.8 x 10(-11)), illustrating the utility of population studies to estimate the penetrance of reporte

265 It is also examined in population studies to identify genetic risk factors in c

266 cs findings with T2D observed in large human population studies to provide the reader with a snapshot

267 This is the first full population study to examine such associations and the re

268 This is the first population study to show that CMV IgG antibody levels ar

269 a telomere occurs at a low frequency in most populations studied to date, but its characteristics are

270 Considerable variability in the study populations, study type, delivery mode/dose of probiotic

271 ND A total of 1296 participants in a general population study underwent a health examination, includi

272 To meet the needs of clinical population studies using genome sequencing, we developed

273 In cell population studies using mathematical modeling and funct

274 We conducted a prospective 34-month population study using clinician-recorded findings from

275 We conducted a large-scale general population study using data from a community-dwelling sa

276 A retrospective population study using Western Australian hospital inpat

277 verse health outcomes, but the beverages and populations studied vary considerably.

278 be viewed as hypothesis generating, and the population studied was limited to households with a grou

279 The aim of this prospective registry-based population study was to investigate the efficacy of extr

280 n the replacement of spirometer in long-term population studies, we built spirometer-specific referen

281 data from 75,725 participants in two general-population studies, we first tested whether low levels o

282 81,668 individuals in the Copenhagen General Population Study, we examined 7,225 with COPD based on s

283 HIV Cohort Study and the Copenhagen General Population Study, we identified 3251 HIV-infected indivi

284 Two similar population studies were performed in an area of Copenhag

285 2010-2013, from the Danish General Suburban Population Study were screened for JAK2 V617F and CALR b

286 rucial limitations of current plant pathogen population studies, which are often based on selectively

287 ery few signals were observed in the African population studied, while our method presents higher sen

288 Longitudinal population studies with robust repeated virus measuremen

289 We conducted this cross-sectional population study with a healthy multi-ethnic urban popul

290 We did a longitudinal observational population study with data from the English Longitudinal

291 ized questionnaire data from a large general population study with data on social habits and psychiat

292 ,964 individuals from the Copenhagen General Population Study with information on remnant cholesterol

293 on evidence from some of the first microbial populations studied with genomics.

294 We performed a meta-analysis of 11 general-population studies (with 90,750 participants) and 5 stud

295 The study used the CGPS (Copenhagen General Population Study) with 37,892 subjects aged 40 to 75 yea

296 ical markers of iron status from 11 European-population studies, with replication in eight additional

297 chemic stroke risk in the Copenhagen General Population Study, with multivariable adjusted hazard rat

298 zygosity for 5-locus haplotypes within 23 US populations studied, with an average Fnd of 28.43.

299 less aggressive disease in each of the seven populations studied, with an overall P value of 2.1 x 10

300 rticipant data in a pooled cohort of 4 large population studies without baseline atherosclerotic card

301 A series of recent large population studies yielded conflicting results.