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“a possible trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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10 – 13 This has led many surgeons to convert to the use of ceramic heads instead of metal despite an increased economic cost, 14 even though the majority of the evidence indicates there are not lower wear rates with a ceramic head and only a recent meta-analysis indicates a possible trend to lower wear. 13 , 15 – 18 It is also thought that ceramic heads will lower the incidence of mechanically activated crevice corrosion (MACC) or trunnionosis. 19 This is often cited as a major reason for the rise in the use of ceramic heads for primary THA. 20 The risks of using ceramic heads include their brittleness, leading to a relatively high incidence of fracture.
As for the search of the ideal conditions of radio-enhancement, only effects of incident protons have been simulated, and there is no indication of a possible trend of the track structure effect, thus emphasizing an ion type dependence (beyond pure LET), as has been demonstrated for the RBE (Friedrich et al. 2013 ).
Across outcomes, we also observed outcome‐specific age‐related heterogeneity: age moderated associations for depressive symptom change (including significant interactions for younger adults), whereas no age‐related effect modification was evident for anxiety; for suicide‐related outcomes, age showed significant effects and the deprivation‐by‐age interaction suggested a possible trend in younger adults that warrants cautious interpretation. 4.1 Pre‐Pandemic Mental Health and Subsequent Job Precariousness The finding that pre‐existing GAD and STB were associated with higher levels of reported job precariousness during the pandemic supports the notion that mental health vulnerabilities may precede socio‐economic difficulties.