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1 remission among the three treatment groups (moderators).

2 dhood stress was investigated as a potential moderator.

3 ng in the context of coping as a mediator or moderator.

4 phrologist (ASA), and a hepatologist (PG) as moderator.

5 Biological sex was investigated as moderator.

6 nd a virtual workshop, led by an independent moderator.

7 (YH(2)) is an attractive solid state neutron moderator.

8 mindfulness was a statistically significant moderator.

9 d to measure risk preference is an important moderator.

10 relationships at high and low levels of the moderator.

11 Differentiation of selves is a crucial moderator.

12 sufficient consideration of CGS's potential moderators.

13 s and to identify clinically useful response moderators.

14 photosynthesis-related traits and affecting moderators.

15 d after their mother's death, accounting for moderators.

16 ross all studies and for levels of candidate moderators.

17 ted combination of the 8 selected individual moderators.

18 ed, and participant fitness were significant moderators.

19 ndependent risk factors and as mediators and moderators.

20 biological, experimental, and environmental moderators.

21 and a virtual workshop led by 2 independent moderators.

22 depend on a variety of individual difference moderators.

23 elationship as well as investigate potential moderators.

24 ch was only minimally explained by potential moderators.

25 were used to examine treatment outcomes and moderators.

26 tigating population-level smoking metrics as moderators.

27 year of the sampling were the main a priori moderators.

28 e since transplantation were not significant moderators.

29 er moderator effect size than any individual moderator (0.31; 95% CI, 0.15 to 0.46).

30 line predictors of depression outcome, 41 as moderators, 19 as postbaseline predictors, and 5 as medi

31 The consensus panel consisted of two co-moderators, a facilitator, a statistician and health car

32 Analyses included the moderators age, gender, IQ, and scan site.

33 Subsequent moderator analyses for intervention trials explored the

34 Moderator analyses included timing, measurement method,

35 Moderator analyses indicated a statistically significant

36 Moderator analyses indicated larger effects for treatmen

37 Moderator analyses revealed that effect sizes varied bas

38 nalyses to uncover possible common genes and moderator analyses to evaluate possible moderation of ge

39 In addition, moderator analyses were conducted to examine the potenti

40 Hierarchical multiple regression and moderator analyses were conducted.

41 set of EDs in 2 subgroups identified through moderator analyses: (1) participants with an elevated bo

42 An exploratory moderator analysis found that SyFT led to greater weight

43 Moderator analysis identified significant effects of age

44 sation to next bipolar episode, with planned moderator analysis of number of previous bipolar episode

45 Moderator analysis revealed that tests of odour identifi

46 Planned moderator analysis showed that psychoeducation was most

47 Moderator analysis suggested that diagnostic methods and

48 among effect sizes, which were explored with moderator analysis.

49 refore assess whether the ERN is a treatment moderator and index of symptom change during cognitive-b

50 10) or placebo (n = 112) in the Establishing Moderators and Biosignatures of Antidepressant Response

51 uited for the multisite EMBARC (Establishing Moderators and Biosignatures of Antidepressant Response

52 ion Outcomes (CO-MED, n = 665), Establishing Moderators and Biosignatures of Antidepressant Response

53 D) group and the other from the Establishing Moderators and Biosignatures of Antidepressant Response

54 l and demographic data from the Establishing Moderators and Biosignatures of Antidepressant Response

55 ages of pharmacotherapy in the 'Establishing Moderators and Biosignatures of Antidepressant Response

56 Participants in the Establishing Moderators and Biosignatures of Antidepressant Response

57 38; 151 female) enrolled in the Establishing Moderators and Biosignatures of Antidepressant Response

58 rformed to evaluate the associations between moderators and effect sizes.

59 ed number of available positions for session moderators and invited speakers.IMPORTANCE Politicians a

60 ramework to identify and distinguish between moderators and mediators in RCTs when outcomes are measu

61 focus on identifying predictors rather than moderators and mediators of differential treatment respo

62 Future work also should focus on identifying moderators and mediators of the effect of integrated pal

63 tments but also can be valuable in revealing moderators and mediators of therapeutic change.

64 Research designers are interested in both moderators and mediators of treatment effect.

65 an inadequate understanding of the roles of moderators and mediators of treatment outcome.

66 r do not work depends on efforts to identify moderators and mediators of treatment outcome.

67 modal neuroimaging, future studies can yield moderators and mediators of treatment response in depres

68 hould investigate the role of the identified moderators and recognize psychoimmune moderators in exis

69 ificant relationships were found between any moderators and the other cognitive tasks included in the

70 uated the effects of the following potential moderators and their interactions with treatment: baseli

71 condition rather than the control condition (moderators) and to determine how to obtain the best outc

72 tereotype-threat effects (both mediators and moderators), and the consequences of this situational pr

73 erstanding treatment processes and treatment moderators, and building demand for evidence-based cessa

74 between mediating variables and confounders, moderators, and covariates are outlined.

75 Further efforts to discover predictors, moderators, and mediators associated with treatment resp

76 ierarchical impact of the direct predictors, moderators, and mediators of obesity.

77 ether such biomarkers may act as predictors, moderators, and mediators of treatment response that mig

78 dings and to understand training parameters, moderators, and mediators to maximize benefits.

79 at considerable work on boundary conditions, moderators, and real-world generalizability is needed be

80 uated, including dose effects, mediators and moderators, and the individual or contextual differences

81 d prevalence estimates and identification of moderators are needed to enhance recognition and care, a

82 conference was divided into sessions, with 2 moderators assigned to each, so as to stimulate discussi

83 Race/ethnicity was a moderator; atypical MDD was a stronger predictor of inci

84 becular derangement in 54%, hyper-reflective moderator band in 34% and sacculations in 17%) but not i

85 morphologic abnormalities (hyper-reflective moderator band, trabecular derangement, and sacculations

86 which may represent displaced insertion of a moderator band.

87 contextual differences (often termed "hidden moderators") between the original research and the repli

88 ut it remains unclear what potential genetic moderators contribute to this association.

89 Mediator and moderator data demonstrated that upper-class individuals

90 moderation analyses for several prespecified moderators due to an insufficient number of studies.

91 erity, episode recurrence) and environmental moderators (e.g., sexual or physical abuse during childh

92 The review also examines core moderators (e.g., uncertainty and insufficient self-corr

93 ENE emerged as a potential prognostic moderator, earmarking a subgroup of patients at higher r

94 The moderator effect of rs2832407, if validated, would facil

95 e dysfunctions, and to examine the potential moderator effect of ten prespecified clinical and demogr

96 tors, psychomotor activation had the largest moderator effect size (0.12; 95% CI, <.01 to 0.24).

97 The combined moderator, M*, had a larger moderator effect size than any individual moderator (0.3

98 A moderator effect was found for the moderator variable "d

99 re research should focus on identifying true moderator effects and should consider how response to tr

100 epression among adolescents and explored the moderator effects of participants, methods, and interven

101 Checkered moderator effects were detected.

102 hippocampal datasets, group differences and moderator effects were nonsignificant.

103 ion bias for prognostic studies yet no other moderator effects.

104 henotypes or any polymorphism-by-environment moderator effects.

105 behavioral outcomes; little consideration of moderator effects; and scant investigation of underlying

106 ped for examining differential intervention (moderator) effects, we pooled individual-level trial dat

107 quire simultaneous consideration of multiple moderators, emphasizing the value of the methods present

108 ]/pulse was measured at the proximity of the moderator exit surface.

109 FC prior to cocaine intake is a significant moderator for the AI-RSC changes during abstinence.

110 DC in CEN emerged as a significant moderator for the correlations of resilience with the pe

111 An extensive set of moderators, funnel plots, and scatter plots of physical

112 s group interviews were conducted by using a moderator guide to address perceived benefits of and bar

113 the presence of physiological and behavioral moderators have led to inconsistent conclusions.

114 ociations, including potential mediators and moderators identifiable in longitudinal work.

115 The candidate moderators identified include, for HSV recurrence, age,

116 Conceptually, moderators identify on whom and under what circumstances

117 see text] is expected to be delivered at the moderator in a compact beamline.

118 Risk of bias was a significant moderator in subgroup and meta-regression analyses (slop

119 itionally, numeric ability was assessed as a moderator in the relationship between strategy use and m

120 n, marital status proved to be a significant moderator in their relationship with openness only (OR =

121 tified moderators and recognize psychoimmune moderators in existing and novel study groups.

122 endence and mood/anxiety disorder factors as moderators in the mediation models.

123 Significant moderators included baseline levels of child anxiety; si

124 Family support moderators included parental discussion of adolescent st

125 uch associations may be affected by multiple moderators (including race/ethnicity), though few well-p

126 e, and education, and potential study design moderators, including coding task variant, matching, and

127 Examination of potential moderators indicated that exercise duration, exercise in

128 atment and whether study method or potential moderators influence the estimates.

129 e or cognitively passive) potentially act as moderators influencing the associations between SB and s

130 y nuclear radiations experienced in graphite moderators is generally associated with undesirable chan

131 dentification of psychological mediators and moderators is required to develop interventions tailored

132 The combined moderator, M*, had a larger moderator effect size than a

133 A combined moderator, M*, was developed as a weighted combination o

134 By employing a pure hydrogen moderator, maintained at cryogenic temperature, a cold n

135 -related outcomes, as understanding of these moderators may be of utmost clinical importance.

136 In conclusion, as individual moderators may have different impact on placebo-response

137 Identifying treatment moderators may help mental health practitioners arrive a

138 ied as a novel post-translational regulatory moderator of CHOP stability and uncovers an additional s

139 preparedness for re-entry was analyzed as a moderator of effects.

140 matology should be considered as a potential moderator of efficacy for pharmacotherapies with neuroim

141 glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1) is a strong moderator of energy homeostasis and communication betwee

142 ther as an absorber of thermal neutrons or a moderator of epithermal ones.

143 that differentiation of selves is a crucial moderator of group outcomes, such that differentiation o

144 l for differences in serotonin signaling and moderator of intervention effects.

145 -related activation in VS, was analyzed as a moderator of medication and A118G effects.

146 d in clinical practice, both as an important moderator of mental state and physical disorders, and as

147 e clinical diagnosis of RA and it is a known moderator of neuro- and gliogenesis, we were interested

148 e self-reported trait cognitive control as a moderator of nicotine deprivation-induced reductions in

149 ity to subliminal sadness was a differential moderator of non-response to venlafaxine-XR (Cohen's d e

150 o examine children's social functioning as a moderator of outcome.

151 chemical proof that PI(4,5)P2 functions as a moderator of palladin activity and have also identified

152 ws that AM fungi will likely be an important moderator of plant and ecosystem responses to adverse ef

153 lcohol withdrawal symptoms are a significant moderator of prazosin treatment response for alcohol use

154 lar filtration rate was found to be a strong moderator of primary outcomes, with the highest risk of

155 ty at the start of treatment is an important moderator of response to antipsychotics.

156 Implicit bias as a moderator of the association of infrapopliteal procedure

157 nal level is not a statistically significant moderator of the associations between subjective socioec

158 iases inferences about causal effects, and a moderator of the causal effects themselves.

159 , and regulation of, emotional conflict as a moderator of the clinical benefit of the antidepressant

160 suggest that LDL-C concentrations might be a moderator of the contribution of hs-CRP to CHD.

161 ype, and MAOA genotype was not a significant moderator of the relationship between maltreatment and a

162 and (2) Is comorbidity a moderator of the relationship between self-efficacy and

163 sal-related activation was not a significant moderator of the treatment effect.

164 supporting a role for calprotectinemia as a moderator of this effect.

165 ype groups, and depression subtype was not a moderator of treatment effect.

166 Importantly, FR was a moderator of treatment effects with more weight loss for

167 to examine baseline depression severity as a moderator of treatment outcomes.

168 esearch has evaluated potentially modifiable moderators of Abeta-related cognitive decline, such as a

169 raphic and clinical predictors and treatment moderators of any deterioration (increase >/=1 HAM-D or

170 Moderators of between-study variability were assessed us

171 ocial dominance, terror management); (c) key moderators of bias, especially those that exacerbate bia

172 cal activity and sedentary behaviour are key moderators of cardiovascular disease risk and metabolic

173 proteomics indicated significant changes in moderators of cell metabolism and host defense in ATII.

174 lores whether inflammatory biomarkers act as moderators of clinical response to omega-3 (n-3) fatty a

175 vide information on mechanisms of action and moderators of clinical response.

176 sness and emotional stability emerged as key moderators of daily level associations between staffing

177 the potential role of personality factors as moderators of daily level associations.

178 ry cytokines were also explored as potential moderators of depressed mood response to endotoxin.

179 cs have changed over the years and which are moderators of drug-placebo efficacy differences.

180 increasing placebo response were significant moderators of effect sizes.

181 Potential moderators of efficacy were analyzed by meta-regression.

182 ing experiences) characteristics as possible moderators of efficacy, and offer directions for future

183 , their effects may depend on mechanisms and moderators of efficacy.

184 etreatment craving, and their interaction as moderators of frequency of abstinent and heavy drinking

185 y counterbalanced functions of mediators and moderators of immune activation and defenses account for

186 sive genes, many of them known mediators and moderators of immune activation and defenses, particular

187 As components of ectopic GCs, moderators of inflammatory progression, and enhancers of

188 ions in occupational settings, and potential moderators of its performance relation.

189 racteristics at baseline were also tested as moderators of MBSR(BC) effects.

190 authors sought to clarify the prevalence and moderators of metabolic syndrome in bipolar patients, ac

191 and burrow ventilation behaviour - important moderators of microbial-mediated remineralisation proces

192 First, an analysis of the moderators of mimicry uncovers the various motivational,

193 We organize the literature on moderators of moral consistency versus licensing effects

194 onvulsive therapy (ECT), and other potential moderators of mortality risk, were evaluated.

195 authors tested frequencies, predictors, and moderators of negative and unusually positive outcomes.

196 ders, including investigations of individual moderators of OT's anxiolytic effects (i.e. sex, genetic

197 Moderators of outcome were examined.

198 tic study used data from the Neurobehavioral Moderators of Posttraumatic Disease Trajectories (NMPTDT

199 chanisms of action of naltrexone and genetic moderators of response to this pharmacotherapy.

200 e changes with adjunctive interventions; and moderators of sensitivity to price changes.

201 The review summarizes the moderators of single-modality and combination-treatment

202 study was to determine the role of potential moderators of such changes, in particular of the amount

203 105,638), and tested potential mediators and moderators of the association between autism, childhood

204 nd clinical characteristics were examined as moderators of the effect of medication assignment on rel

205 applied to investigate the role of potential moderators of the effect sizes.

206 known about the psychological mediators and moderators of the effect.

207 idual counseling, and time to follow up were moderators of the effects of mindfulness interventions o

208 Here, we explored potential neural moderators of the link between time spent on social medi

209 ues and investigated their role as potential moderators of the MODY phenotype.

210 er and task modality represent two important moderators of the neural efficiency phenomenon.

211 ility of living to age 75 y) were studied as moderators of the relation between income and food insec

212 essure, and total number of lymphocytes were moderators of the relationship between daily hassles and

213 Importance: Identification of moderators of the response to naltrexone hydrochloride t

214 Several moderators of these associations also emerge: age, stres

215 Several moderators of these associations have also been identifi

216 We additionally explored potential moderators of these associations.

217 ovided a qualitative review of mediators and moderators of this association.

218 aseline effort and working memory emerged as moderators of this effect, such that d-amphetamine incre

219 ions and qualitatively synthesized potential moderators of this effect.

220 Research revealing additional moderators of this relation is reviewed, as are theory a

221 d suicidal ideation outcomes and to identify moderators of this risk using multilevel meta-analysis.

222 ons, and prioritizes potential mediators and moderators of this shared biology.

223 associated with outcomes in children and of moderators of those associations.

224 effect sizes of interventions and potential moderators of those interventions were extracted and con

225 identified specific functional network-based moderators of treatment outcome involving brain networks

226 No moderators of treatment outcome were identified.

227 is research on the mechanisms of change, the moderators of treatment outcome, and the generality of r

228 g Disorder Examination (P < .05) scores were moderators of treatment outcome.

229 have considerable limitations in testing for moderators of treatment outcomes.

230 vidence on the efficacy of grief treatments, moderators of treatment response, and new treatment appr

231 activity, sleep, and psychological mediators/moderators of WLM (secondary trial outcomes).

232 ficant increase in invited presentations and moderator or panelist roles.

233 y change after adjusting for possible effect moderators or in sensitivity analyses (eg, when excludin

234 However, risk status and moderators or mediators in the earliest stages of illnes

235 d were more likely to be included as invited moderators or panelists (25.0%) than as paper (21.4%) or

236 clude female non-paper presenters (P = .02), moderators or panelists (P = .02), and total women facul

237 selected 8 relatively independent individual moderators out of 32 possible variables.

238 res of adolescent outcomes and environmental moderators (parenting), and a latent variable behavior g

239 Moderators predicting AMPH sensitivity were assessed, in

240 ctors of outcome, but few have examined true moderators (predictors of differential response to alter

241 author presenters of papers and non-papers (moderators, presenters at symposia, panel discussions, w

242 Among individual moderators, psychomotor activation had the largest moder

243 rowth, the underlying dynamics and potential moderators remain largely unexplored.

244 les as mobile atom and dissociation dynamics moderator, respectively, during roaming in the 3-bromo-4

245 nalysed using rapid thematic techniques, two moderators reviewed the data, and a framework analysis s

246 nd retrospective likelihoods; covariates and moderators; sliding window analyses; permutation P-value

247 hat baseline ERN was a significant treatment moderator such that a more enhanced baseline ERN was ass

248 When combined with predisposing factors (moderators such as childhood adversity and obesity), str

249 s are often modest, and likely influenced by moderators such as exercise training parameters, sample

250 omogeneity of these effect sizes; performing moderator tests akin to ANOVA style analyses; and analyz

251 ve performance and to explore the effects of moderators that have implications for mechanisms of the

252 bid major depressive disorder were important moderators that might explain the inconsistency between

253 ed a 3-level mixed-effects model to identify moderators that might explain variation in ESs within an

254 hological distress and culture are important moderators that shape behavioral outcomes associated wit

255 s of hormone and selective estrogen receptor moderator therapy for primary and secondary prevention a

256 By extending the concept of moderators to encompass multiple exposures, ESPClust ana

257 We examined moderators to explore sources of heterogeneity.

258 ons, and there are no replicated findings on moderators to price sensitivity in experiments.

259 el to illustrate risk factors, mediators and moderators underlying associations between maternal depr

260 categorical data and assessed for potential moderators using ten study characteristics.

261 A moderator effect was found for the moderator variable "duration of the intervention," with

262 Moderator variable analyses indicated that clinical and

263 4 moderator variable analyses revealed beneficial effects

264 A moderator variable analysis demonstrated that effect siz

265 nal culture and performance and culture as a moderator variable in research in organizational behavio

266 TICV, APOE, and other potential mediator/moderator variables are discussed in the context of the

267 However, moderator variables are likely to contribute to the pres

268 Extracted moderator variables included participant characteristics

269 All moderator variables were collected and documented for se

270 Four types of moderator variables were identified, including two sets

271 Metaregression analyses indicated that three moderator variables were related to coding task effect s

272 All aggregate effect sizes and moderator variables were tested using random-effects mod

273 sted to examine the association of potential moderator variables with treatment response and the trea

274 In addition, we recorded potential clinical moderator variables, including chronicity/severity, medi

275 The authors extracted data for potential moderator variables, including publication year; severit

276 However, the effect of potential moderator variables, such as medication status and sever

277 izophrenia and examine the role of potential moderator variables.

278 king focused research questions, and finding moderator variables.

279 A meta-regression with country as moderator was not statistically significant (F = 0.94, p

280 The strongest moderator was the region in which the study took place,

281 he prespecified patient-level or study-level moderators was associated with outcomes.

282 l effect of EBPs vs usual care and candidate moderators; we used multilevel analysis to address the d

283 al publication bias, and impact of potential moderators were also assessed.

284 Moderators were analysed using multilevel modelling with

285 the overall association, and potential study moderators were examined.

286 A range of household and neighbourhood moderators were examined.

287 Methodological moderators were extracted through the Clinical Trials As

288 In 40 tests, 4 moderators were found: Problem-focused coping, perceived

289 ces through a student-centered approach; two moderators were identified.

290 d to the main outcome measures and potential moderators were independently retrieved by 2 investigato

291 infolds (SSF), and candidate eating behavior moderators were portion size, eating rate, and energy in

292 ters, main podium panelists, and main podium moderators were recorded.

293 However, meta-regression analyses with moderators were significant when we matched pooled ORs w

294 For failure to initiate medication, moderators were stated preference for medication (failur

295 Effects of moderators were tested with meta-regressions and subgrou

296 thology and offspring outcomes) and possible moderators (which change the strength of any association

297 ation impact and the association of specific moderators with outcomes are still unclear.

298 cal ventilation group acted as a significant moderator, with a higher risk of death after noninvasive

299 discussed each case and the teacher acted as moderator, without providing solutions.

300 And although many proposed moderators yielded significant interactions, evidence fo