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Collaboration between Stakeholders We observed a clear trend in our results, suggesting that stakeholders on a higher level (i.e., activators) had a much more positive perception towards the quality of collaborations compared to intermediaries, which in turn were more positive than care organisations, the more local level of stakeholders considered in our study.
Another study [ 20 ] states that adjusted odds ratio per 100 ppb increase in indoor TVOCs were slightly significant for upper respiratory syndrome, stuffy nose, dry throat and lower respiratory syndrome, non-specific syndrome, tiredness, anger and dizziness.
Investigation of Indoor Air Quality in Houses of Macedonia.
Int J Environ Res Public Health · 2017 · PMC5295288
Table 1 showed that the prevalence of dyslipidemia in non-snorers was 32.0% and showed a trend of rising in snorers with increasing levels of snoring intensity as represented by 38.7% in the low group, 41.8% in the moderate group, 45.3% in the strong group, and 48.9% in the very strong group.
Association of Indices of Body Composition with Abnormal Metabolic Phenotype Was Differentially Distributed in Different Age Groups The impact of BMI and body fat % on abnormal metabolism showed an increasing trend throughout the age groups, reaching a peak in the elderly with OR values of 2.34 and 1.98, while the waist circumference increased 68%, 50%, and 128% of the risk with each SD increment in young males, the middle aged, and the elderly males, respectively.
This may be significant in the context of the Licensing Act (2003) which introduced late night and extended licenses, leading to greater temporal availability across the country, although there is some evidence to suggest that the impact of this legislation on public health and disorder may have been to temporally displace rather than increase alcohol-related harm [ 41 , 42 ].
Both the under-registration rate and the deviation in the date recorded in the ZJIIS versus the 2014 coverage survey showed an increasing trend for subsequent doses, but we could not explain this phenomenon using the available data, and we suggested that future research should be focused on identifying the specific reasons for this issue. 5.