ライフサイエンスコーパス: ethnic difference

1 hildren, and no evidence was found of racial/ethnic differences.

2 es in definition of the MDD phenotype and/or ethnic differences.

3 require confirmation and will probably show ethnic differences.

4 the quantification and investigation of race/ethnic differences.

5 er radiotherapy showed no significant racial/ethnic differences.

6 reflect the relatively small sample sizes or ethnic differences.

7 nal adjustment for breast size reduced these ethnic differences.

8 ic factors likely contribute to the observed ethnic differences.

9 pic body fat measures did not explain racial/ethnic differences.

10 after detention, focusing on sex and racial/ethnic differences.

11 at this pattern holds despite geographic and ethnic differences.

12 ates after 22 months revealed no significant ethnic differences, although trends were as hypothesized

13 Whether there are racial/ethnic difference among adults with AD and the causes fo

14 our study demonstrated no significant racial/ethnic differences among pediatric patients with injurie

15 e 8p and telomeric segments with significant ethnic differences and a suggestive interval on chromoso

16 nd long-term stroke care, and examined their ethnic differences and secular trends.

17 Ethnic differences are becoming apparent, with aggressiv

18 tal cancer, focusing on age, sex, and racial/ethnic differences, are reported.

19 Racial/ethnic differences at each time point were assessed usin

20 extrahepatic insulin degradation related to ethnic differences between AAs and EAs.

21 There were no ethnic differences between RV parameters in control subj

22 IGF-II showed a strong ethnic difference but was unrelated to other variables.

23 he resulting stratification is not driven by ethnic differences, but rather by inherently dissimilar

24 whether mammographic density reflects these ethnic differences by evaluating mammograms from 442 Whi

25 The ethnic difference exhibited in this burden warrants furt

26 In the MELD era, racial/ethnic differences exist in access and survival of SLKT

27 Ethnic differences exist in terms of antifibrotic HGF ex

28 mong a large primary care population, racial/ethnic differences exist in the adjusted prevalence of m

29 The study was done to evaluate whether ethnic differences exist in the prevalence of coronary a

30 there is conflicting evidence about whether ethnic differences exist in the relative importance of t

31 This study aimed to assess whether ethnic differences exist in the vascular activity of ET-

32 Ethnic differences exist regarding melanosome loss in ke

33 It remains unclear whether ethnic difference exists in IPF.

34 Ethnic differences, familial aggregation of GBD, and the

35 income category, indicating that the racial/ethnic differences hold even after accounting for differ

36 The ethnic difference, however, became smaller in younger ag

37 The ethnic difference in absolute mammographic density was p

38 ion analyses, birth weight accounted for the ethnic difference in adolescent blood pressure, which wa

39 iated with maternal ethnicity or altered the ethnic difference in birth weight after adjustment for d

40 consequently, glucose did not influence this ethnic difference in birth weight and pregnancy outcome.

41 ically significant effects of glucose on the ethnic difference in birth weight and the risk of large-

42 amine the immunologic basis for the apparent ethnic difference in clinical outcome of hepatitis C vir

43 The ethnic difference in CVD was statistically significant b

44 the small samples of these ethnic groups or ethnic difference in genetic variation, which needs to b

45 The ethnic difference in nighttime SBP levels and its increa

46 Increasing doses of atropine attenuated the ethnic difference in PP (P = 0.01) but not in early insu

47 The reasons for this ethnic difference in prevalence are unknown.

48 ildren at various Tanner stages, we found an ethnic difference in REE after adjustment for age, Tanne

49 el in place of whole-body fat-free mass, the ethnic difference in REE decreased.

50 Ethnic difference in relapse risk differs by level of ad

51 The mean ethnic difference in S(I) decreased from 2.70 [.10(-4) .

52 The ethnic difference in the association between pack-years

53 There was no ethnic difference in the association of score with strok

54 The study showed an ethnic difference in the BMI-hypertension association an

55 nic status on endothelial function), with an ethnic difference in the effect of insulin resistance on

56 We did not find ethnic difference in the frequency of XPC-PAT+ allele am

57 T cells may contribute to the genotypic and ethnic difference in treatment outcome.

58 aimed to determine whether there are racial/ethnic differences in 1-year adherence to AET and whethe

59 Furthermore, ethnic differences in 25(OH)D concentrations may contrib

60 Marked race-ethnic differences in 25(OH)D concentrations were appare

61 These variations may implicate racial and ethnic differences in access to care, quality of care, s

62 npatient settings may neutralize some racial/ethnic differences in access to hospice and palliative c

63 Racial/ethnic differences in ACP persisted after adjustment for

64 ousness, and treatment preferences on racial/ethnic differences in ACP.

65 is study tested proposed mediators of racial/ethnic differences in ACP.

66 for these differences, including racial and ethnic differences in adherence with therapeutic protoco

67 We observed similar attenuation of racial/ethnic differences in adiposity and prevalence of overwe

68 Despite well-documented racial and ethnic differences in advance care planning (ACP), we kn

69 -Hispanic White (NHW) population, but racial/ethnic differences in age at death are not known.

70 urance) were substantial mediators of racial/ethnic differences in all minority groups.

71 Despite ethnic differences in allele frequencies of variants in

72 , highlighting the need to consider possible ethnic differences in allergy-related responsiveness to

73 e most rigorous studies investigating racial/ethnic differences in angiography, angioplasty, coronary

74 population-related pharmacogenomics in which ethnic differences in antineoplastic drug disposition ar

75 Ethnic differences in ARA were explained by FADS1 genoty

76 Racial and ethnic differences in associations between socioeconomic

77 rtality risk and revealed significant racial/ethnic differences in associations of SLE mortality with

78 Given the ethnic differences in associations, the results support

79 e the need for additional research on racial/ethnic differences in asthma morbidity and drug responsi

80 e the need for additional research on racial/ethnic differences in asthma morbidity and response to t

81 following vaccination and into the basis for ethnic differences in autoimmune disease incidence and t

82 ence of myopia were largely accounted for by ethnic differences in axial length.

83 of maternal versus paternal contributions to ethnic differences in birth weight, by comparing the off

84 avioral characteristics contribute to racial/ethnic differences in birthweight.

85 Although racial/ethnic differences in blood pressure were evident, high

86 isting references fail to account for racial/ethnic differences in body composition among children.

87 tic steatosis in blacks was not explained by ethnic differences in body mass index, insulin resistanc

88 Despite racial/ethnic differences in body size, inverse associations we

89 osing GH and PE may benefit from considering ethnic differences in BP change across pregnancy.

90 c factors accounted for many of the observed ethnic differences in breast cancer stage and tumor size

91 We examined gender and ethnic differences in CAD prevalence and in-hospital mor

92 Racial/ethnic differences in cancer risk after transplantation

93 Ethnic differences in cardiac arrhythmia incidence have

94 Ethnic differences in cardiometabolic risk (CMR) may be

95 Racial/ethnic differences in cardiovascular care have been well

96 Asian-American subgroups to determine racial/ethnic differences in cardiovascular disease mortality w

97 ic differences in dyslipidemia affect racial/ethnic differences in cardiovascular disease rates.

98 hool environments may help reduce racial and ethnic differences in child health.

99 icularly important contributor to racial and ethnic differences in childbearing, yet reasons for vary

100 Ethnic differences in childhood prevalence of myopia hav

101 The racial/ethnic differences in clinical and biologic risk factors

102 The study aimed to identify regional and ethnic differences in clinical profiles of MOG-IgG-assoc

103 However, ethnic differences in clinical response to corticosteroi

104 ferent ethnic groups, and could help explain ethnic differences in colorectal cancer incidence.

105 Ethnic differences in comorbidities and presentation of

106 It is unclear whether ethnic differences in coronary mortality are related to

107 Ethnic differences in dairy consumption may explain in p

108 history of essential hypertension explained ethnic differences in daytime SBP.

109 authors applied the method to analyze racial/ethnic differences in dental preventative care, using 20

110 of ethnicity with BMI and education suggests ethnic differences in diabetes etiology.

111 udy examined how adiposity influences racial/ethnic differences in diabetes incidence by exploring wh

112 This study sought to determine whether ethnic differences in diabetes, dyslipidemia, and ectopi

113 To test if racial and ethnic differences in dialysis discontinuation reflected

114 Racial and ethnic differences in dialysis discontinuation were pres

115 Existing national, racial, and ethnic differences in dialysis patient mortality rates l

116 To investigate racial/ethnic differences in disability onset among older Ameri

117 The study of racial and ethnic differences in disease and detection of risk fact

118 results of some studies suggesting racial or ethnic differences in disease prevalence.

119 not all, ethnic groups, suggesting important ethnic differences in disease susceptibility.

120 in adherence with therapeutic protocols, and ethnic differences in drug metabolism and bioavailabilit

121 r research is needed to determine how racial/ethnic differences in dyslipidemia affect racial/ethnic

122 ary aim of this study was to identify racial/ethnic differences in dyslipidemia among minorities incl

123 In this setting, racial/ethnic differences in early diabetic nephropathy were ob

124 Racial/ethnic differences in EBV antibody prevalence and concor

125 Ethnic differences in EE and the intake of certain nutri

126 hite and AA children may explain some of the ethnic differences in EE.

127 We sought to determine whether racial/ethnic differences in evidence-based acute myocardial in

128 ternal as well as a maternal contribution to ethnic differences in fetal growth.

129 es that inadequate statistical power, racial/ethnic differences in frequencies of alleles, haplotypes

130 sordered breathing accounted for 9 to 10% of ethnic differences in functional and cognitive outcome a

131 We investigated racial/ethnic differences in functional outcomes up to 5 years

132 for the first time, to our knowledge--racial/ethnic differences in genetic maps of humans.

133 ferences in ocular anatomy may contribute to ethnic differences in glaucoma risk.

134 Previous studies indicate racial/ethnic differences in health care utilization for pediat

135 Racial/ethnic differences in HIV care persist in specific popul

136 Prospective data on ethnic differences in hormone receptor-defined subtypes

137 Age and racial/ethnic differences in HPV type distribution may have imp

138 Ethnic differences in human DNA methylation have been sh

139 We investigated ethnic differences in hypothesised explanatory factors s

140 though previous studies have explored racial/ethnic differences in incident atopic dermatitis (AD) in

141 emia, and ectopic fat deposition account for ethnic differences in incident cardiovascular disease.

142 health intervention that may explain racial/ethnic differences in incident disability were examined.

143 Little is known about racial and ethnic differences in individuals with sporadic Creutzfe

144 and skeletal muscle (SM) volumes account for ethnic differences in insulin resistance.

145 in 25(OH)D concentrations may contribute to ethnic differences in insulin sensitivity.

146 an Americans, whereas there were no observed ethnic differences in intakes of fat or carbohydrate.

147 These results may suggest ethnic differences in IPF.

148 We compared determinants of racial-ethnic differences in LDKT among 208 736 patients who in

149 Ethnic differences in lipid concentrations may play a pa

150 ic disparities and their contribution to the ethnic differences in living kidney donor transplantatio

151 Racial/ethnic differences in long-term survival after HT have b

152 s focused on these factors may reduce racial/ethnic differences in lung cancer incidence and mortalit

153 This study aimed to evaluate racial/ethnic differences in lung cancer incidence and mortalit

154 Ethnic differences in mammographic density are consisten

155 Ethnic differences in measured metabolic risk factors di

156 research investigated the evidence on racial/ethnic differences in medical care.

157 d MetS, and attempted to explain some of the ethnic differences in metabolic outcomes through dairy c

158 Study data were analyzed for racial/ethnic differences in microalbuminuria (30 to 300 mg alb

159 Therapeutic exposures did not affect racial/ethnic differences in mortality (all cause or cause spec

160 esent study was undertaken to examine racial/ethnic differences in mortality and morbidity following

161 e care unit patients, there are no racial or ethnic differences in mortality within individual hospit

162 The impact of racial/ethnic differences in mutational load on placental funct

163 null phenotypes) at a number of loci--and by ethnic differences in null-allele frequencies.

164 These racial/ethnic differences in obesity prevalence are likely a re

165 and multiple linear regression was used for ethnic differences in ocular biometry.

166 The extent of ethnic differences in oral cancer is masked by the scarc

167 Racial and ethnic differences in OS and EFS persist among children

168 More information is needed about racial and ethnic differences in outcomes from Covid-19.

169 and mortality with digoxin use but no racial/ethnic differences in outcomes were observed.

170 unknown factors may account for the residual ethnic differences in PAD.

171 Understanding ethnic differences in pain is important for addressing d

172 Racial/ethnic differences in palliative care resource use after

173 Racial/ethnic differences in pathogenic variants included BRCA1

174 verse geographical regions may have obscured ethnic differences in patterns of genetic risk for schiz

175 data on the prevalence, severity, and racial/ethnic differences in pediatric obesity.

176 potential contribution of PPC to racial and ethnic differences in perceived care quality and patient

177 an contribute to inter-individual as well as ethnic differences in peripheral blood cell counts (norm

178 advantage of genetic variation arising from ethnic differences in population history.

179 is an important factor explaining racial and ethnic differences in post-procedure mortality.

180 c regression analyses to identify racial and ethnic differences in PPC (overall communication and med

181 owever, whether there are significant racial/ethnic differences in PRA among adults awaiting HT is po

182 We aimed to identify racial and ethnic differences in presentation and outcomes for pati

183 Our aim was to describe the racial and ethnic differences in presentation, baseline and operati

184 of the global population, with considerable ethnic differences in prevalence and aetiology.

185 revious studies have demonstrated racial and ethnic differences in prevalence of abdominal aortic ane

186 We observed substantial ethnic differences in prevalence of both CAC and angiogr

187 his study was to determine whether racial or ethnic differences in prevalence of diabetic microalbumi

188 is a common but complex disease with racial/ethnic differences in prevalence, morbidity, and respons

189 edures and could be a mediator of racial and ethnic differences in procedure outcomes.

190 : Limited information is available on racial/ethnic differences in pulmonary arterial hypertension (P

191 r work is needed to elucidate the causes for ethnic differences in rates of consent and donation, par

192 In contrast, no racial/ethnic differences in recovery from radiotherapy were fo

193 ortional hazards models were used to examine ethnic differences in recurrence and to examine the rela

194 In this study, ethnic differences in refractive status and ocular biome

195 aimed to determine whether there are racial/ethnic differences in resource utilization and inpatient

196 Data regarding racial and ethnic differences in response to S/V are lacking.

197 rs for endometrial cancer explain the racial/ethnic differences in risk among 46,933 postmenopausal A

198 iving NSAIDs, we identified important racial/ethnic differences in risk awareness, communication, and

199 Many of the reported ethnic differences in risk factors and disease in US pop

200 ween 1992 and 2008 were evaluated for racial/ethnic differences in risk for six common cancers after

201 Ethnic differences in risk-factor profiles do not explai

202 ropeans and Africans might explain, in part, ethnic differences in risks for human diseases that have

203 Ethnic differences in serum lipids exist and appear to b

204 erences in risk were explained by the racial/ethnic differences in socioeconomic status and/or cardio

205 Using structural equation models, ethnic differences in some MetS outcomes, such as body m

206 There were significant racial/ethnic differences in spine BMD.

207 However, ethnic differences in sSAT and IAT were NS [3.06 mL (95%

208 oke incidence rates may help to explain race-ethnic differences in stroke risk.

209 We compared racial/ethnic differences in summation operatorandrogen-disrupt

210 Ethnic differences in survival after childhood ALL have

211 The past decade has seen growing evidence of ethnic differences in susceptibility to malaria and of t

212 ustment for NS-SEC did not appear to explain ethnic differences in T2DM risk factors, which were part

213 ssessed the extent to which NS-SEC explained ethnic differences in T2DM risk factors.

214 ethnic groups and the contribution of SEP to ethnic differences in T2DM risk in young people have bee

215 in T2DM risk are unlikely to reduce emerging ethnic differences in T2DM risk.

216 We estimated age-stratified racial/ethnic differences in the 5-year restricted mean percent

217 In conclusion, there are ethnic differences in the associations of 25(OH)D, PTH a

218 This might be caused by racial/ethnic differences in the biology of FECD, access to car

219 Sex and ethnic differences in the composite outcome were examine

220 Racial/ethnic differences in the development of disability amon

221 The data suggest that there are ethnic differences in the development of early-onset ren

222 in 3 ethnic groups and evaluated whether the ethnic differences in the distributions of lipoprotein c

223 The ethnic differences in the frequency of hepatic steatosis

224 There are racial and ethnic differences in the incidence of gastric adenocarc

225 to March 31, 2003, was used to assess racial/ethnic differences in the incidence of OOHCA and 30-day

226 t human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), racial/ethnic differences in the natural history of hepatitis C

227 Possible ethnic differences in the normative data of the long exe

228 Racial/ethnic differences in the odds of microalbuminuria and m

229 We have shown ethnic differences in the PAI-1 4G/5G polymorphism along

230 dical insurance, and specialist care, racial/ethnic differences in the patterns of utilization of AVF

231 We observed ethnic differences in the presence and quantity of coron

232 There are notable sex and racial/ethnic differences in the prevalence and persistence of

233 However, there were significant ethnic differences in the prevalence of heterozygous pat

234 Ethnic differences in the prevalence of myopia were exam

235 Ethnic differences in the prevalence of myopia were larg

236 Acn and add to literature documenting racial/ethnic differences in the psychological sequelae of chro

237 A substudy found only minor racial/ethnic differences in the quality of Social Security num

238 Ethnic differences in the relation of body mass index (B

239 ial dysfunction in the MS and that there are ethnic differences in the relative importance of these f

240 This study was designed to study racial/ethnic differences in the risk for intracranial hemorrha

241 These ethnic differences in the strength of association betwee

242 The objective of this study was to examine ethnic differences in the strength of the association be

243 ement, the aim of this study was to identify ethnic differences in the timeliness of initiation and i

244 recent advances in our understanding of race/ethnic differences in the tumor biology of prostate canc

245 There were also large racial/ethnic differences in the types of SSBs consumed.

246 the need for further investigation of racial/ethnic differences in the work-sleep relationship.

247 sizes on endothelial function and to explore ethnic differences in their effects.

248 Correspondingly, no ethnic differences in therapeutic inertia were evident a

249 hite British ethnicity but did not eliminate ethnic differences in these markers.

250 The age, sex, and ethnic differences in these parameters were analyzed.

251 n, leading to insulin resistance, but racial/ethnic differences in this association are unexamined.

252 rom further studies focused on understanding ethnic differences in this disease.

253 Ethnic differences in time to initiation and intensifica

254 o Hispanic children, raising questions about ethnic differences in tobacco-related exposures and biol

255 ient nor food group intake accounted for the ethnic differences in triacylglycerol and AIR.

256 c factors and tumor biomarkers in explaining ethnic differences in tumor stage and size at diagnosis

257 Collectively, these results support ethnic differences in type 2 diabetes associations.

258 ge, no epidemiological studies have assessed ethnic differences in undiagnosed glaucoma among various

259 Ethnic differences in use of arthroplasty have been asso

260 We sought to assess racial/ethnic differences in wait-list outcomes among patients

261 suggest the existence of variations, such as ethnic differences, in COMT genetic effects on the corti

262 There were, however, a number of ethnic differences, including a stronger association of

263 Significant racial/ethnic differences, independent of education or gender,

264 eliminating or suppressing ascriptive (e.g., ethnic) differences is not a necessary path to conflict

265 These ethnic differences map to lipid patterns and ectopic fat

266 on, screening of >600 markers identified 151 ethnic-difference markers (EDMs) with delta>0.30 (where

267 ere is also growing evidence of intracountry ethnic differences, mostly reported in the UK and USA.

268 lay an important role as determinants of the ethnic differences observed.

269 and South Asians, which did not explain the ethnic differences observed.

270 Trabecular meshwork size may play a role in ethnic differences of glaucoma risk and be a new risk fa

271 tro area investigating the effects of racial-ethnic differences on metabolic and health outcomes.

272 vidence suggests attenuation of these racial/ethnic differences, particularly at academic institution

273 tern than in Western European women, and the ethnic differences persisted after adjusting for confoun

274 Racial/ethnic differences persisted after adjusting for multipl

275 ch patients were treated; significant racial/ethnic differences persisted after further adjustment fo

276 e tissue (DSAT)] adiposity, with significant ethnic differences regarding the slope of these relation

277 The causes of ethnic differences remain uncertain, although both genet

278 These ethnic differences remained after simultaneously control

279 Previously noted racial and ethnic differences seem to be narrowing.

280 , independent of VAT, may play a role in the ethnic differences seen in large VLDL particles.

281 Further studies of racial and ethnic differences should focus on unique phenotypes and

282 t these factors did not account entirely for ethnic differences, since fully adjusted mean densities

283 l experience over generations may drive such ethnic differences through parental co-adaptation.

284 The only ethnic difference was an excess of depressive disorders

285 This ethnic difference was evident in all body mass index-str

286 An ethnic difference was found in only one situation.

287 The ethnic difference was related to a greater frequency of

288 y atherosclerosis than Japanese men, but the ethnic difference was smaller in younger age groups.

289 Significant ethnic differences were also found in almost all paramet

290 Racial/ethnic differences were determined using prospectively c

291 Racial/ethnic differences were examined by cross-product terms

292 6 to 0.75, respectively); however, no racial/ethnic differences were found in risk of lung cancer dea

293 Patterns of ethnic differences were not consistent across complicati

294 These ethnic differences were observed even when %body fat was

295 stronger in Chinese and Malays, such that no ethnic differences were observed in overweight individua

296 s in Chinese but not in South Asians, and no ethnic differences were observed in overweight individua

297 Some race or ethnic differences were present as well among boys 8 to

298 No racial/ethnic differences were seen among adults aged 18-64 yea

299 Racial/ethnic differences were still significant but were subst

300 Consequently, ethnic differences (which tend to be largest in affluent