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1 o distinguish the probable AD group from the healthy group.

2 nsion over time, in the BD compared with the healthy group.

3 th corresponding thresholds derived from the healthy group.

4 ve results and belonged to the periodontally healthy group.

5 er in the bipolar disorder group than in the healthy group.

6 significantly more common in the previously healthy group.

7 dmann's area 10/11, which were absent in the healthy group.

8 % and 13% higher in the HD group than in the healthy group.

9 e asthmatic group; and PC20 decreased in the healthy group.

10 rtions of their Ztr spectra from that of the healthy group.

11 P from C. ochracea than in the periodontally healthy group.

12 and the FEV1/FVC ratio were derived from the healthy group.

13 which made up 23% of the viral reads in the healthy group.

14 and biofluid parameters also in systemically healthy groups.

15 itis groups compared with both periodontally healthy groups.

16 ensory-evoked potentials between the FHD and healthy groups.

17 bacterial species in the diseased and in the healthy groups.

18 f eukaryotic viral reads were 0.063% for the healthy group, 0.131% for the acute-diarrhea group, and

19 nd diseased groups were analyzed separately (healthy group: [-0.23, correlation value] Student's t va

20 CT angiograms in 317 patients were reviewed (healthy group, 164; group with abnormalities, 153).

21 al parameters into three groups: group 1 (10 healthy), group 2 (10 well-controlled t2 DM among indivi

22 ese patients were divided into 3 groups: (a) healthy group: 30 patients, with <5% likelihood of CAD (

23 BALs from the future OB as compared with the healthy group (7.1 x 10(4) +/- 4.2 x 10(4) vs 3.4 x 10(4

24 BB was visualized, to greater degree, in the healthy group (90.2% vs 73.9% for group with abnormaliti

25 eater in the periodontitis group than in the healthy group (95% confidence interval, 6.5 to 19.2).

26 001), with the highest level observed in the healthy group and the lowest in the CP group.

27 studies as comparisons between diseased and healthy groups and not as comparisons between groups tha

28 gher in both patient groups, relative to the healthy group, and did not distinguish between the patie

29 e found in diseased groups compared with the healthy group at baseline.

30 al prefrontal cortex and the striatum in the healthy group but not in the bipolar disorder group.

31 e anxious groups reported more fear than the healthy groups, but the anxious adolescent and adult gro

32 groups were higher than in the periodontally healthy groups, but the difference between the CP and DM

33 e significantly different between cancer and healthy groups by the Mann-Whitney U test.

34 ed the reward system in the chronic itch and healthy groups, confirming that this reward system has a

35 cally achieved for all subjects from the two healthy groups except one (19/20, success rate = 95.0%).

36 pared with the average number of RGCs in the healthy group, glaucomatous eyes had an average RGC loss

37 he decision-making task in both the ADHD and healthy groups; however, activation in the ADHD group wa

38 ere found in CP groups than in periodontally healthy groups, in DM-CP than in CP, and in DM-CTRL than

39 0) was significantly higher than that in the healthy group (n = 150) (p = 0.032), suggesting that the

40 ated with PLV after lung injury; and the PLV-healthy group (n = 6) was supported with PLV without lun

41 and discrimination power between the AE and healthy group of 73.5%.

42 al variability, both in dCA and sCA, in this healthy group of elderly, in a range from low to high CA

43 In this relatively healthy group of volunteers, consumption of 1 cup fortif

44 and lung microbiomes differed in clinically healthy groups of HIV-infected and HIV-uninfected subjec

45 (2.8 times) in the gingivitis group than the healthy group (P </=0.02).

46 ns remained significantly higher than in the healthy group (P </=0.04).

47 nd serum IL-6 concentrations than the PCOS + healthy group (P <0.0001).

48 roups had higher IL-6 total amounts than the healthy group (P <0.008).

49 the PCOS + gingivitis group than the PCOS + healthy group (P = 0.030).

50 groups compared with both the gingivitis and healthy groups (P <0.008).

51 stational diabetes mellitus vs. 37.3% in the healthy group; p=0.38).

52 Finally, for the healthy group, physostigmine decreased stimulus and task

53 the ABPA and CCPA groups, compared with the healthy group, suggesting that differences in PPBP level

54 ion of IL-35 was significantly higher in the healthy group than the other groups (P = 0.002).

55 In the OCD and healthy groups, the mean (SD) ages were 27.4 (7.1) years

56 ferent between cancer, positive control, and healthy groups using the Kruskal-Wallis test.

57 The threshold derived from the healthy group was close to the histopathology-derived th

58 value was statistically significant when the healthy group was compared with the CP and MI groups but

59 In contrast to the healthy group, we found that the probable AD patients ha

60 cant difference in the use of n-grams as the healthy group were able to identify and make sense of mo

61 viduals with no raised acute-phase proteins (healthy group) were much the same as those obtained by a