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“likely to be significant”

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p=0.054

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Furthermore, there was a close association between AR and asthma in children with a history of asthma ( P <0.01, OR=4.88) or eczema ( P <0.01, OR=1.49), suggesting that both asthma and eczema were likely to be significant concomitant risk factors for AR. 37 Another recent random, multi-stage, cluster sampling study by Wang and colleagues 23 analyzed the correlation between AR and bronchial asthma or AD in a cohort of 1,524 individuals from several regions of northern China.
Prevalence of allergic rhinitis in china.
Allergy Asthma Immunol Res · 2014 · PMC3936037
The size and associated variance of the lesions produced by these devices at the time of impact is not clear from the published literature, but the latter seems likely to be significant since some studies report the use of exclusion criteria to remove animals from a study that have injuries outside the expected parameters [32] , [33] .
As a result, the authors concluded that these anatomical variations are less likely to be significant risk factors in the etiopathogenesis of chronic rhinosinusitis.[ 13 14 15 ] Some anatomical variants are surgically dangerous and can predispose the neurovascular structures related to the paranasal sinuses such as optic nerve and the internal carotid artery to a fatal injury during endoscopic sinus surgery.[ 8 ] Therefore, understanding these anatomical variations is vital in planning for endoscopic sinus and endoscopic skull base surgeries.
This is likely to be significant given that the MDRD and CKD-EPI equations were derived and validated using US cohorts. 6 , 55 , 58 , 59 The more recent CKD-EPI-2021 (race-free) equation, which was developed to reduce the gap between Black and White ethnic groups in the USA had minimal South Asian representation and therefore was unlikely to address eGFR performance in South Asian cohorts.
11 12 In addition, the impact of COVID-19 on childcare in slums is unclear, yet is likely to be significant. 13 Few studies have explored the current quality of childcare provision in slums in Africa, and those which have, identify deficiencies across all NCF domains. 5 14–17 Overall, the available evidence suggests that the quality of paid childcare is often poor.