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In the fully-adjusted model for readmission, the pre-frail participants had a higher risk of readmission at the hospital in comparison with the nonfrail and frail groups (OR = 1.88, 95% CI = 1.90–3.26), and also for GP visits, frail patients showed nearly significant differences (OR = 2.45, 95% CI = 0.99–6.06) but there were no differences between frail and pre-frail patients in readmissions in the emergency ward.
Importantly, the correlation between microbial profiles and bilirubin levels in THCC patients indicates that the axis is involved in hepatic clearance; in contrast, the nearly significant inverse relationship between F/B ratios and fibrosis markers in RHCC patients suggests alternative pathophysiological mechanisms.
Moreover, in 591 patients with severe CAD (n = 385), intermediate disease (n = 86), and normal coronary arteries (n = 120), urinary BPA concentration was significantly higher in those with severe CAD and nearly significant for intermediate disease compared with that in those with normal coronary arteries.
With regard to the treatment length necessary to observe significant changes in basophil activation, according to previous reports, we found no significant decrease in basophil activation in the analysis performed 6 23 and 12 months after the initiation of VIT; 28 however, it was significantly observed 3 months after starting the maintenance dose, and nearly significant in the first month.
In Cebus albifrons , the existence of the larger of the two most inclusive clusters is supported by statistical tests and includes all basicranial landmarks and the majority of the facial landmarks, while the other cluster is nearly significant and includes the x and z coordinates of all molar landmarks in addition to the z coordinates of nasospinale, alveolare and the lingual incisor alveolar landmark.
The potential gluconeogenesis activity observed in the metabolomics analysis of the liver of experimental fed fish can be supported by the plasma metabolic profile with significantly higher plasma lactate, alanine, slightly higher but non-significant glucose and pyruvate contents, and a nearly significant increase of glutamine, all of which are important gluconeogenic substrates ( deRoos et al., 1985 ).