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1 olds with dirt floors and whose mothers were more educated.

2 ion-better self-management of disease by the more educated.

3 s chose to receive results; these women were more educated (57 [67%] of 85 college graduates) than th

4 P = 0.007) and differences between less and more educated adults (reduction in difference, 0.5%; P =

5 idence was present even among women who were more educated and had a higher family income.

6 that respondents in both control groups were more educated and more likely to be married.

7 e white, and registry diabetics tended to be more educated and more physically active and to report b

8 Along with being more educated and reporting poorer health status, the ma

9 rs to be male, white, married, employed, and more educated and to have higher incomes and fewer comor

10 ttes per day) were less likely than younger, more educated, and heavy smokers to perceive an increase

11 Patients living in more educated communities, men, and persons with private

12 developing hypertension compared with their more educated counterparts.

13 At the most-recent sex act, more-educated FSWs received 30%-74% higher payments.

14 9 years and women aged 15 to 24 years-and in more educated groups.

15 After controlling for other factors, more educated HIV+ patients are more likely to adhere to

16 endent killing of IL-2Ralpha(hi) NK cells by more educated IL-2Ralpha(lo) NK cells.

17 utcome will allow better donor selection and more educated informed consent when there is more than o

18 and was more common in older (P < 0.001) and more educated mothers (P < 0.001).

19 Children of more educated mothers, living in improved environmental

20 However, for more educated mothers, there was little association (odd

21 ation had similar effects for practices with more educated patients and those with less educated pati

22 In Taiwan, younger, more educated persons and those experiencing severe cond

23 btained for younger recipients, men, Whites, more-educated persons, nonsmokers, and those with a bett

24 th increased if mothers were older, heavier, more educated, primiparous, or carrying a male fetus.

25 Disadvantaged neighborhoods and those with more educated residents were more walkable (i.e., shorte

26 Although more recent birth cohorts were more educated, this did not fully explain the cohort eff

27 More educated women were less likely to be smokers; had

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