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1 affiliation were compared in terms of their demographic and clinical characteristics.

2 condition of women, independent of important demographic and clinical characteristics.

3 88 patients in glove-only rooms had similar demographic and clinical characteristics.

4 ed significant after adjustment for baseline demographic and clinical characteristics.

5 tions were independent of several background demographic and clinical characteristics.

6 mptom incongruence varied according to their demographic and clinical characteristics.

7 eoplasms by 5-year increments, adjusting for demographic and clinical characteristics.

8 ce trends and differences in survival by key demographic and clinical characteristics.

9 imal and full matching methods to adjust for demographic and clinical characteristics.

10 d in each treatment arm had similar baseline demographic and clinical characteristics.

11 39 to 2.04], p < 0.001) after adjustment for demographic and clinical characteristics.

12 months, adjusted for differences in baseline demographic and clinical characteristics.

13 ifestations among reported syphilis cases by demographic and clinical characteristics.

14 een 2.12 to 8.02 points lower, adjusting for demographic and clinical characteristics.

15 viewed to determine site of EPTB and patient demographic and clinical characteristics.

16 ation in yield after controlling for patient demographic and clinical characteristics.

17 lso collected at baseline was information on demographic and clinical characteristics.

18 ral health survey in California on important demographic and clinical characteristics.

19 disorder (P = 0.001), after controlling for demographic and clinical characteristics.

20 Multivariate analyses adjusted for demographic and clinical characteristics.

21 mpared with offspring without such events on demographic and clinical characteristics.

22 leverage, with the analyses controlling for demographic and clinical characteristics.

23 pital discharge for AMI, after adjusting for demographic and clinical characteristics.

24 se associations persist after adjustment for demographic and clinical characteristics.

25 ar differences remained after adjustment for demographic and clinical characteristics.

26 V infection in a U.S. community and describe demographic and clinical characteristics.

27 ralized linear models, adjusting for patient demographics and clinical characteristics.

28 ty matching to manage differences in patient demographics and clinical characteristics.

29 e lower three quartiles, adjusting for site, demographics, and clinical characteristics.

30 The authors compared the demographic and clinical characteristics, 48-month cours

31 ociated with glycemic control, adjusting for demographic and clinical characteristics among 26,673 me

32 ; identify causes of type 2 MIs; and compare demographic and clinical characteristics among HIV-infec

33 mber and proportion of type 1 vs type 2 MIs, demographic and clinical characteristics among those wit

34 t for calendar year, cohort of patients, and demographic and clinical characteristics, among patients

35 1 pairs were propensity matched, based on 15 demographic and clinical characteristics and baseline me

36 Demographic and clinical characteristics and biopsy find

37 f in-hospital mortality after adjustment for demographic and clinical characteristics and disease sev

38 Demographic and clinical characteristics and echocardiog

39 We recorded baseline demographic and clinical characteristics and followed up

40 Analyses focused on differences in baseline demographic and clinical characteristics and in treatmen

41 How the single-nephron GFR relates to demographic and clinical characteristics and kidney-biop

42 Maternal demographic and clinical characteristics and newborn out

43 Demographic and clinical characteristics and outcome ass

44 ed hospitalization among adults and compared demographic and clinical characteristics and outcomes of

45 significant sex differences with respect to demographic and clinical characteristics and the use of

46 t to evaluate the relationship of obesity to demographic and clinical characteristics and treatment o

47 the Cardiovascular Health Study (n = 5,888), demographic and clinical characteristics and ventricular

48 We described epidemiological, demographic, and clinical characteristics and viral load

49 We compared demographic and clinical characteristics, and immunologi

50 We evaluated the association of demographic and clinical characteristics, annual househo

51 Cox regression was used to identify demographic and clinical characteristics associated with

52 Demographic and clinical characteristics associated with

53 ng in a split sample, we identified baseline demographics and clinical characteristics associated wit

54 Demographic and clinical characteristics at the first fu

55 y weights were developed to balance observed demographic and clinical characteristics between exposur

56 We compared demographic and clinical characteristics between patient

57 After propensity score adjustment, baseline demographic and clinical characteristics between the gro

58 Demographic and clinical characteristics, causes of deat

59 Assessments included demographic and clinical characteristics, chemotherapy d

60 The baseline evaluation assessed demographic and clinical characteristics, covering syste

61 Controlling for demographic and clinical characteristics, CT simulation

62 Prognostic models controlling for demographic and clinical characteristics demonstrated si

63 The two groups did not differ in demographic and clinical characteristics, except that su

64 In multivariate analysis adjusted for demographic and clinical characteristics, frailty was si

65 Adjusting for demographic and clinical characteristics, hazard ratios

66 d in a phone survey reporting socioeconomic, demographic, and clinical characteristics; health litera

67 RR+ and RR- patients had similar demographic and clinical characteristics including age,

68 trols 1:1 using propensity score matching of demographic and clinical characteristics, including diag

69 lity in these patients after controlling for demographic and clinical characteristics, including surr

70 After adjustment for demographic and clinical characteristics, increasing hos

71 Demographic and clinical characteristics known at the ti

72 Data on demographic and clinical characteristics, medications, a

73 The authors retrospectively summarized the demographic and clinical characteristics of 17 inpatient

74 This study compares demographic and clinical characteristics of 52 individua

75 lly significant differences were seen in the demographic and clinical characteristics of anovulatory

76 unodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected patients, demographic and clinical characteristics of case patient

77 We aimed to describe the incidence, demographic and clinical characteristics of cases with f

78 anaphylaxis after vaccines and describe the demographic and clinical characteristics of confirmed ca

79 assessed for each of the 5 NCDR programs: 1) demographic and clinical characteristics of enrolled pat

80 The report provides perspectives on the demographic and clinical characteristics of enrolled pat

81 Demographic and clinical characteristics of foreign-born

82 The demographic and clinical characteristics of HIV-infected

83 The demographic and clinical characteristics of low vision p

84 Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients und

85 Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients und

86 ce Research Network were used to examine the demographic and clinical characteristics of patients who

87 study was conducted to assess differences in demographic and clinical characteristics of patients wit

88 Demographic and clinical characteristics of patients wit

89 Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics of patients wit

90 We compared MRSA genotypes and demographic and clinical characteristics of patients wit

91 The purpose of this study was to identify demographic and clinical characteristics of psychiatric

92 We determined demographic and clinical characteristics of stable sympt

93 atistical analysis included a description of demographic and clinical characteristics of the cohort,

94 The demographic and clinical characteristics of the old-old

95 ich the subjects came to participate, 2) the demographic and clinical characteristics of the particip

96 Demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients

97 The analysis was adjusted for differences in demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients

98 hether there was any correlation between the demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients

99 The demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients

100 Information on the demographic and clinical characteristics of the patients

101 The demographic and clinical characteristics of the psychoti

102 Medical chart review was performed to obtain demographic and clinical characteristics of the subjects

103 The demographic and clinical characteristics of this populat

104 Results Pre-TIPS demographics and clinical characteristics of the two gro

105 ent could not be explained by differences in demographic and clinical characteristics or treatment in

106 point weights persisted after adjustment for demographic and clinical characteristics (P<0.001 for al

107 After adjustment for demographic and clinical characteristics, patients with

108 Several demographic and clinical characteristics play critical r

109 The 2 treatment groups were comparable in demographic and clinical characteristics prior to ECT.

110 Demographic and clinical characteristics, slit-lamp biom

111 After adjustment for demographic and clinical characteristics, the associatio

112 nalyzed by sex, age, and race, adjusting for demographic and clinical characteristics, the hospitaliz

113 We used patient demographic and clinical characteristics to compare obse

114 analysis evaluated associations of baseline demographic and clinical characteristics to incomplete P

115 ry objective was to determine differences in demographic and clinical characteristics, treatment, and

116 ps of patients were compared with respect to demographic and clinical characteristics, types of treat

117 We adjusted for demographic and clinical characteristics using Cox propo

118 Demographic and clinical characteristic variables were c

119 Standardized information about demographic and clinical characteristics was collected f

120 Several patient demographic and clinical characteristics were associated

121 ources about acute myocardial infarction and demographic and clinical characteristics were collected

122 Demographic and clinical characteristics were collected.

123 Demographic and clinical characteristics were comparable

124 Demographic and clinical characteristics were evaluated

125 Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics were examined a

126 Demographic and clinical characteristics were obtained a

127 Demographic and clinical characteristics were obtained f

128 At baseline, demographic and clinical characteristics were recorded;

129 mong this group, 7 (28%) acquired >/=1 MDRO; demographic and clinical characteristics were similar be

130 Demographic and clinical characteristics were similar be

131 Demographic and clinical characteristics were similar be

132 Demographic and clinical characteristics were similar in

133 Demographic and clinical characteristics were similar in

134 Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics were similar.

135 tment (range, 7.4-12.1 years), participants' demographic and clinical characteristics were similar.

136 Information on patient demographics and clinical characteristics were recorded

137 Cox regression models, adjusted for demographic and clinical characteristics, were used to e

138 ses and 78 population controls, with similar demographic and clinical characteristics when compared w

139 After adjustment for differences in demographic and clinical characteristics, white women we

140 After adjustment for demographic and clinical characteristics, women had wors