It's no Miata, but it's well controlled for the breed.
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The number of medallions has been strictly controlled for decades.
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When controlled for factors such as race, the gap widens further.
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The study controlled for smoking, physical activity, B.M.I. and other factors.
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The researchers controlled for price paid, purchase method, and value depreciation.
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The study controlled for sex, education, socioeconomic status and other factors.
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The researchers also controlled for depressive symptoms at three months postpartum.
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Additionally, they controlled for other factors like age, gender, income and education.
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They controlled for total income, education, age, working long hours and children.
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The researchers controlled for education, physical activity, depression, cholesterol and other factors.
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The researchers controlled for factors like firms' size, age and demographic makeup.
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The study controlled for education, medical conditions, physical activity and other factors.
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But the Michigan study also controlled for that and found similar results.
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Thestudy, in BJOG, controlled for maternal depression, parents' age, smoking and other factors.
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When these factors are controlled for, the academic edge of dragon children disappears.
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An important caveat to the study, however, is that it controlled for income.
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"Even fireworks have been controlled for their contribution to air quality," Hove said.
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The researchers controlled for age, body mass index, ethnicity, smoking and other variables.
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When the researchers controlled for these differences, however, female doctors still performed better.
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The study controlled for diet, physical activity, smoking, disease history and other characteristics.
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This new analysis, published in PLOS One, controlled for those variables and others.
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Museums, I was discovering, are not temperature-controlled for people wearing only sneakers.
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The study, in BMJ, controlled for maternal smoking, education, age and other factors.
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The study controlled for race, sex, smoking, diabetes, total cholesterol and other factors.
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This was true even when they controlled for the parents' education and income.
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The researchers controlled for pets, parents with allergies, breast-feeding, socioeconomic status and more.
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And yet these and some previous studies controlled for infections, and the association remained.
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The study, in JAMA Pediatrics, controlled for breast-feeding, antibiotic exposure and other factors.
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The study, in JAMA Network Open, controlled for many health, behavioral and socioeconomic factors.
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The studies controlled for race and ethnicity, income, smoking, physical activity and other variables.
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The study controlled for race, age, family history of cancer, smoking and other variables.
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The researchers controlled for race, age, income, body mass index, medications and other variables.
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The boat is human-controlled for the majority of the time on the water.
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The study controlled for hypertension, smoking, physical activity, body mass index and other factors.
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Once they controlled for those factors, Kanazawa and colleagues found there was no beauty premium.
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The current rule only limits that to sensitive U.S. technology controlled for national security reasons.
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Researchers also controlled for cities with an unemployment rate above the national average of 4.7%.
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When parsing the results, the researchers controlled for age, sex, TV exposure, and maternal education.
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It was the right kind of gruesome, with the violence largely controlled for maximum effect.
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The effect remained even when they controlled for demographics like age, gender, nationality, and ethnicity.
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The researchers controlled for sex, smoking, body mass index, socioeconomic status and many other variables.
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The new Mexican study controlled for those two neurotoxins, along with socioeconomic status and education.
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The study controlled for smoking, hypertension, family history of heart disease and many other factors.
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The study controlled for race, age, prostate tumor characteristics, other medications and cardiovascular risk factors.
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The international trade in giraffe parts would now be controlled for the first time ever.
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What's more, this relationship held true when the researchers controlled for the participants' time and money.
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We controlled for variables such as the unemployment rate, race, gender, and population size, among others.
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In our work, we controlled for crime rates, previous calling patterns and several other neighborhood characteristics.
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They say they controlled for other factors in joblessness — like offshoring of manufacturing and trade deals.
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In one analysis, they controlled for sex, age, race, salary and status as faculty or staff.
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The study controlled for many variables, including sex, race, alcohol use, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and more.
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In the Pew survey, the generation gap was significant even after statisticians controlled for political affiliations.
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The study, in BMJ, controlled for age, race, education and many diet, health and behavioral characteristics.
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These associations remained unchanged even when the researchers controlled for people's education, socioeconomic status and age.
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The authors also controlled for other state-level factors like unemployment, GDP, and welfare take-up.
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The researchers controlled for diabetes, blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking and many other health and behavioral characteristics.
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The study controlled for age, family history of Alzheimer's disease, education, race, diabetes and other factors.
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This GAO analysis controlled for race, ethnicity, gender, age, education level, and self-reported health status.
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The analysis, in Neurology, controlled for sex, hypertension, diabetes, heart disease and other dementia risk factors.
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The researchers maintain that the data sets were controlled for race, gender, age, and facial expressions, though.
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But, unlike previous researchers, they controlled for socioeconomic status, economic conditions, household income, and preexisting health conditions.
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That held true even when they controlled for variables like age, sex, ethnic identity, and minority status.
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The trend persisted when the researchers controlled for income and housing types, but it varied by geography.
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The study controlled for sex, parental education, maternal age at childbirth, breast-feeding duration and other factors.
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This correlation held true when the researchers controlled for chronic diseases, socioeconomic status, smoking and other factors.
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The model should have controlled for varying vote methods, as it usually does but did not here.
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The study controlled for maternal age, education, body mass index, smoking, diabetes during pregnancy and other factors.
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The study, in The Canadian Medical Association Journal, controlled for cardiovascular risk factors and for the temperature.
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Both the national Parliament and the Punjab legislature have been controlled for years by the P.M.L.-N.
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"You have human drones and some of them are controlled for a period of years," Hochhalter said.
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And the correlation almost vanished when the study authors controlled for factors like family background and intelligence.
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"We're dealing with the real thing, but it's comfortable and controlled for the audience, not hurtful or triggering."
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And that relationship held true even after they controlled for partisanship, ideology, and a host of demographic factors.
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In a separate analysis, Wong controlled for the seasonal pattern by leveling out expected month-to-month changes.
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Haniya is a onetime Palestinian prime minister based in Gaza -- which the group has controlled for 10 years.
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We controlled for social determinants that affect mental health, including age, education, marital status, employment and childhood health.
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They controlled for depression, anxiety, alcohol use, ADHD, and PTSD, which also have well-documented effects on sleep.
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In Haider and his colleagues' next study, they controlled for more factors than the first—like insurance status.
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The study controlled for age, sex, education, socioeconomic status, body mass index, vascular health and many other factors.
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The researchers controlled for age and sex, race and ethnicity, TV viewing, fast food consumption and other factors.
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But the ShotSpotter technology is relatively new, so it may have flaws not controlled for in the study.
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The study, in Heart, controlled for body mass index, diabetes, hypertension, smoking and other health and lifestyle characteristics.
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The study, published in Gut, controlled for smoking, alcohol use, obesity, statin use, hypertension and many other factors.
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The researchers controlled for age, sex, body mass index, smoking, exercise and other factors that affect blood pressure.
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Some of these differences can be measured and are controlled for in statistical analyses, including the Virginia study.
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That research held up even when the authors controlled for age, urban areas, labor markets and incarceration rates.
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The study controlled for age, physical activity, body mass index, calorie consumption and other diet and health characteristics.
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The study controlled for age, physical activity, body mass index, calorie consumption and other diet and health characteristics.
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And the correlation almost vanished when Watts and his colleagues controlled for factors like family background and intelligence.
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They controlled for other factors that could affect pain or happiness, including underlying health conditions and marital status.
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Such measurement difficulties can be partially controlled for by using in-depth, in-person interviews, as Hinton's surveys did.
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The proposal would broaden the current rule, which applies only to sensitive U.S. technology controlled for national security reasons.
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A pool of anecdotal evidence, or "dirty data," is contaminated by variables that were not controlled for, he explains.
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It tops the Universitas 21 index, which ranks 50 countries by quality of university, controlled for GDP per head.
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And when Mr Klein controlled for GDP per head, the statistical distinction between gated and walled countries mostly disappeared.
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I lived with my girlfriend for a while in an old skateboarder house that was rent-controlled for years.
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This was true even when the researchers controlled for other factors, like psychological distress, economic status, race or ethnicity.
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The study controlled for race, education, maternal and gestational age, congenital anomalies and other maternal and infant risk factors.
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The study, in JAMA Network Open, controlled for age, alcohol intake, smoking, sexually transmitted diseases, diet and other factors.
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A new paper found this correlation, but when the authors controlled for factors like family background, the correlation went away.
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Researchers controlled for different variables, including violent crime rates, the percentage of people ages 15 to 29, and racial demographics.
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Apollo would also be able to cut costs at Cox's TV stations, which have been family-controlled for many years.
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The studies that controlled for these sicker people found that moderate drinkers had no health advantage over the true nondrinkers.
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They controlled for diet, so it probably wasn't food — although the Finns generally eat more packaged foods than the Russians.
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"After we controlled for pitch, we still found timbre differences between infant-directed speech and adult-directed speech," Piazza said.
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The study controlled for body mass index, alcohol consumption, resting heart rate, smoking, family history of hypertension and other variables.
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When Ms. Underwood started to explain that the Census Bureau studies had controlled for the differences, Justice Gorsuch broke in.
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But because access to the facility was tightly controlled, for months little was known about what happened on the inside.
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The study, in the journal Atherosclerosis, controlled for sex, age, body mass index, diabetes, smoking, alcohol consumption and other factors.
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The study controlled for age, race, body mass index, smoking, the use of hot baths and saunas, and other factors.
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When researchers controlled for lifestyle factors, like how many heavy coffee drinkers also smoked, the data tipped in coffee's favor.
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The study, in Arthritis & Rheumatology, controlled for oral contraceptive use, smoking, body mass index, physical activity, education and other characteristics.
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The study, in the European Heart Journal, controlled for age, sex, smoking, medication use and a history of heart disease.
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The researchers controlled for education level, blood pressure, diabetes, lipid-lowering medication, alcohol intake and other health and behavioral characteristics.
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The study controlled for smoking, drinking, exercise, family history of stroke, body mass index and other health and behavioral characteristics.
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The study, in Age and Ageing, controlled for alcohol intake, smoking, blood pressure, diabetes and other health and behavioral factors.
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It also controlled for characteristics such as the location and age of the insured, and the type of health plan.
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For example, the study controlled for differences in gender, race, marital status, geographic location, living arrangements, city size, and more.
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But the authors controlled for several potential explanations, finding they didn't explain away the link between slavery and modern political views.
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The smaller a bird's brain, when controlled for its body size, the more likely it was to have been road-kill.
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They found, unsurprisingly, that the extent of facial squishedness — when they controlled for dog size — tended to group with dog breed.
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After the scientists controlled for factors like socioeconomic status, there was no link between developing psychosis and having owned a cat.
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One of the studies controlled for pregnant women, who are tested more often for the virus, and one study did not.
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The study controlled for sleep apnea, smoking, mental health and other disease conditions, and excluded anyone over the age of 75.
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They controlled for various factors such as crash severity, occupant age, height, body mass index and the age of the vehicle.
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The researchers controlled for age, education, occupation and religious affiliation, and concluded that sexual functioning did not differ between the groups.
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The study controlled for socioeconomic status, age, race, body mass index, physical activity, smoking, education and other health and behavioral factors.
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The experiment controlled for sex and race, current tobacco use and alcohol consumption, among other variables that could affect pain sensation.
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The study, in PLOS One, controlled for many factors, but the link between pet ownership and decreasing risk for allergy persisted.
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The study controlled for maternal age, socioeconomic status, smoking and alcohol consumption and many other characteristics of the mothers and babies.
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That data looked at how men, women and minorities were paid after the banks controlled for differing roles, divisions and offices.
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The study controlled for family history of heart attack, body mass index, hypertension, the use of other medications and other factors.
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The study carefully controlled for body mass index, other drug use, smoking, alcohol consumption, hypertension and other health and behavioral characteristics.
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When education is controlled for, other factors affecting an individual's views on Europe—like income, choice of newspaper and even age—diminish.
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In another technology, Rolls has developed a boreblending robot that can be remotely controlled, for complicated maintenance tasks that typically require specialists.
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We controlled for multiple socioeconomic, demographic, and clinical factors, such as unemployment rate and the ratio of population to primary care physicians.
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They made sure the control participants were not exposed to secondhand smoke from tobacco or marijuana and also controlled for environmental exposure.
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The researchers controlled for a variety of risk factors, including child behavior problems, parents with a history of alcoholism, and parental drinking.
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The study, in JAMA Pediatrics, controlled for maternal age and psychiatric illness, alcohol use, possible indications for acetaminophen use and other variables.
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The study, in Neurology, controlled for many variables, including smoking, drinking, blood pressure and cholesterol, and the follow-up was very long.
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It doesn't tell you if the experiment is well designed, or well controlled for, or if the results have been cherry-picked.
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The researchers controlled for age, body mass index, physical activity, diabetes, depression, smoking, alcohol consumption and many other health and behavioral characteristics.
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The study controlled for dozens of demographic, lifestyle, health and dietary characteristics, including income, history of health problems and specific foods consumed.
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Diet information depended on self-reports, and the scientists controlled for factors including age, sex, smoking, physical activity and body mass index.
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That association remained significant when the scientists controlled for people's diet, education and physical activity, but not when they looked at gender.
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The study, in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, controlled for age, education level, smoking, alcohol intake, physical activity and other factors.
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When the researchers controlled for these and other factors, they found no link between mode of birth and obesity at age 18.
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When other factors were not controlled for, heavy drinking was associated with a higher risk of dementia among both men and women.
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People with private insurance are healthier and wealthier than those on Medicaid, and in ways not fully controlled for in statistical analyses.
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"We controlled for what we could," said the lead author, Dr. Emily P. Brigham, an assistant professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins.
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When controlled for factors such job title and seniority, the gap narrows, with some experts calculating a disparity as small as 98 percent.
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That disparity persisted even when researchers controlled for variables like the time of day in images or the occasionally obstructed view of pedestrians.
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Using meta-regression, the researchers also controlled for cholesterol levels, blood pressure, body mass index, education, diabetes history, and even level of exercise.
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But Schmidt and his colleagues controlled for these other confounding influences involved using "instrumental variables," or ones that are independent of personal characteristics.
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But militants have adapted their tactics to insurgent-style attacks since they were defeated and driven out of areas they controlled for years.
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Since the study controlled for important confounders and validated the findings in a sibling cohort, the results may reflect a causative biological mechanism.
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Fans were thrilled to see the eldest living Stark sibling assume the same seat of power that her family had controlled for generations.
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The study examined the blood of a group of people, controlled for age, gender, and race, who were split equally into three categories.
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The study, in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, controlled for age, sex, body mass index, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes.
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This paper controlled for economic and health factors like unemployment, the per capita state GDP, state spending on Medicaid, and the uninsured rate.
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This relationship held true even when the researchers controlled for education as a marker primarily of time spent reading and gazing at screens.
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Researchers controlled for factors such as the age of the child, the age of the mother and the educational level of the mother.
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Legewie controlled for a lot of factors in his study, and tried to explain away the birth weight differences in many different ways.
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The study, in JAMA Ophthalmology, controlled for more than 40 variables, including age, medical history, body mass index, prescription drug use and others.
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Although the study controlled for many health and behavioral characteristics, the study showed only an association and could not prove cause and effect.
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First, they controlled for variables like race, income, local poverty rates, and a few other factors that could affect high school dropout rates.
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This was the case even after researchers controlled for differences in students' qualifications, family background, neighborhood characteristics, and support from teachers, counselors, and parents.
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This factor, perhaps driving the noise in restaurants here, can't be controlled for, but there are other things diners can do to protect themselves.
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" She added, "Once we controlled for factors such as household over-crowding and socioeconomic status, the data showed that cats were not to blame.
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In a separate subset of almost 35,43 twins, they also controlled for health-specific factors like body mass index, physical activity levels, and smoking.
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Then, they controlled for variations in national gross domestic product, calorie consumption, urbanization levels, and physical activity—all of which are contributors to obesity.
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Both pessimism and belief in conspiracy theories were associated with support for Mr Trump, even when we controlled for party identification, religion and demographics.
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But after they were defeated and driven out of areas they controlled for years, the militants have adapted their tactics to insurgent-style attacks.
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To focus on the effect that party affiliation has on philanthropy, the authors controlled for certain variables, including education, income, race, region and religion.
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The study controlled for many other variables, among them age, sex, cholesterol, B.M.I., education, marital status, depression, smoking, alcohol consumption, hypertension and cardiovascular disease.
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The study, in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, controlled for maternal age, body mass index, education, number of previous pregnancies and other factors.
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The white minority government in apartheid South Africa was distinctive, and it has had a lasting effect on the region it controlled for centuries.
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Researchers compared the longevity results in the two countries, and controlled for a number of factors, including age, sex, genotype, pancreatic status and more.
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The study controlled for numerous factors, including age, sex, education, smoking, physical activity, and the consumption of fruit, vegetables, red meat and starchy foods.
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She spouted affirmations in a caption, speaking life over her career that had been controlled for nearly five years at the hands of others.
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The studies controlled for a variety of variables in order to generate estimations of the specific impact household income has on people's social connections.
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Though few cancers can be cured with chemotherapy on its own, many can be set back a long way and controlled for quite some time.
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Researchers controlled for factors such as age, height, sex, body mass index (an indicator of obesity), socio-economic status, physical activity, and total energy intake.
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Women earned 22% less money than men last year, according to the Economic Policy Institute, even when factors like education and experience were controlled for.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) next year, a blow to Democrats who hoped to make inroads in a state Republicans have controlled for nearly two decades.
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The pattern held even when the researchers controlled for the influence of factors like population size, data sources and the day used for the comparison.
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With American-backed forces closing in, father and son survived like hunted animals in basements in Mosul, which the Islamic State controlled for three years.
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The Durst Organization, one of the city's largest developers, hopes to build on a huge site it has controlled for years, a Durst spokesman said.
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Since the Earth is constantly moving around the sun, the apparent location of stars also changes throughout the year and needs to be controlled for.
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These relationships remained intact when the researchers controlled for the young people's body mass indexes, socioeconomic status, age, gender, blood sugar levels and blood pressures.
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The Child Animatronic Edition is remote controlled for optimal posing and on-demand cuteness, and is shockingly affordable with a $60 price tag from Hasbro.
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The researchers controlled for other factors that might influence death rates, such as socioeconomic status, exercise, weight and habits such as smoking or drinking alcohol.
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But Anthony, who played a season-high 49 minutes on Monday, nevertheless carried the Knicks back into Wednesday's game, which the Jazz controlled for three quarters.
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He controlled for age, gender, eye color, and hair color, too, confirming that it truly was the simple claim of multiracial heritage that made a difference.
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The river provides a clear geographical boundary, running north to south, between areas the Kurds have controlled for a while, and fresh territory regained from ISIS.
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A failure in the bank's electronic monitoring system meant that some 1.6 million transactions, affecting around 300,000 customers, were not controlled for money laundering between Oct.
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Treatment options have made major gains over the years, turning what was invariably a fatal disease into a chronic illness that can be controlled for decades.
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The study controlled for other factors like exercise, family medical history, smoking status, age, and education level, suggesting that something about sugary drinks is inherently dangerous.
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Crocs reported better than expected gross margins and revenue growth of approximately 14% over the same period last year when controlled for currency and store closures.
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They examined all crimes for which a judge imposed jail time and controlled for the seriousness of the offense and the criminal history of the defendant.
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We also controlled for over-reporting of electoral participation, because people always have a tendency to tell you that they voted even if they did not.
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But the studies so far have not controlled for access to evidence-based treatment or other policies — good or bad — that can affect opioid overdose deaths.
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"They nicely controlled for this by looking across years and showing a discontinuity for this particular year only," said Matthew K. Nock, a psychologist at Harvard.
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Drugs and alcohol are always a popular culprit, but in this case they are an unlikely explanation, as the studies cited above controlled for drug use.
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The study controlled for many factors known to increase the risk for birth defects, including the use of alcohol or illicit drugs, smoking, hypertension and diabetes.
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Disturbingly, black and Hispanic students are significantly less likely than are white and Asian students to attend elite colleges, even when family income is controlled for.
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The National Bureau of Economic Research did a study demonstrating that marriage, on the whole, leads to increased levels of happiness (they controlled for premarital happiness).
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One recent Harvard working paper analyzing Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority data found there was no gender pay gap at all, once all factors are controlled for.
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These results apply after we controlled for peak and off-peak times, weekdays and weekends, mobile phone usage behaviors, and randomly sending mobile ads to users.
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He flew in the back of a spitfire, which he controlled for a portion of the flight, in 2015 and has been called a "natural" at skydiving.
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He flew in the back of a spitfire, which he controlled for a portion of the flight, in 2015 and has been called a "natural" at skydiving.
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The current study only looked at lesbian households, because when households were finally matched and controlled for continuous relationships, there were too few male same-sex households.
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This finding held even after the researchers controlled for factors that might explain the differences between the groups, like smoking status, history of miscarriages, age, and race.
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Krueger and Dale found that if you controlled for standard variables like GPAs, SAT scores, and so on, students who went to selective colleges earned substantially more.
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It is helpful, but the degree to which it is helpful depends on several elements, including the study's design and how well it controlled for other factors.
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But the researchers controlled for age, pre-pregnancy body mass index, gestational weight gain, blood pressure, smoking, diet quality, education, race and other health and behavioral characteristics.
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The study controlled for the mothers' age, smoking, blood pressure and other factors as well as for preterm birth, gestational age and other variables in the babies.
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The study, in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, controlled for many health and behavioral characteristics, including education, smoking, alcohol consumption, blood pressure and body mass index.
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The results of the new study indicated that -- when all known contributing factors are controlled for -- the odds of maternal death are doubled in mothers with anemia.
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In their analysis, the researchers controlled for some factors like smoking, drinking, diet and physical activity that could have explained the link between tea drinking and longevity.
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This relationship remained strong, even after the researchers controlled for other factors that could have influenced troponin levels, including age, gender, body mass index and cardiac function.
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Researchers controlled for different variables, including property crime rates, the percentage of people ages 15 to 29, racial demographics, percent of people in urban areas, and poverty rates.
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Militants have adapted their tactics to insurgent-style attacks since Islamic State was defeated in Iraq in 2017 and driven out of areas it had controlled for years.
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The team also controlled for a variety of factors -- including age, education, poverty and smoking rates -- that could have explained why areas with more pollution saw worse health.
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The researchers controlled for things like age, gender, income, whether individuals had children, and some other factors relating to where they were born and where they live now.
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In fact, there are a number of factors that can lead to slight differences, including time and location, which this study doesn't appear to have controlled for effectively.
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The study, in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, controlled for age, sex, parental age, degree of urbanization and history of mental illness in a parent or sibling.
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Throughout, we controlled for other variables and found that it was moral values — binding values, in particular — and not political orientation, gender or religiosity that determined the results.
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A separate analysis that controlled for a history of violence — but only for fiscal year 2016, due to a lack of data for other years — produced similar results.
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The most obvious explanation would be that girls inherited their mental illness from their mothers, but the researchers controlled for parental psychiatric disorder and the finding still held.
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Anyone with a record of cardiovascular disease before the 12-year study began was excluded, and the researchers controlled for age, sex, marital status, income and other factors.
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The research controlled for other substances, personality traits, and demographic factors (like age) "and interestingly, then we only found psychedelics to be predictive of nature-relatedness," Forstmann said.
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Because the disease had been effectively controlled for decades, and demand for the vaccine has been low, the manufacturers have not had the incentive to produce large stockpiles.
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Investigators said "that the clan controlled, for profit, the management of the reception centre" at Isola di Capo Rizzuto and had been doing so for over a decade.
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When the researchers controlled for these factors, nut consumption was associated only with a lower risk for A-fib, and had no significant effect on the other cardiovascular diseases.
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Nor did the study, which controlled for seller reputation, experience, number of photos, use of bold lettering and other elements, indicate that buyers were actively or even consciously discriminating.
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The research showed that once you controlled for effects like demographics and political views, there was a meaningful impact due to the location of where the votes took place.
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This was true in both groups of people in the study, with or without MCI, even after researchers controlled for factors such as age, sex and body mass index.
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Both tweeted that the discrepancies in Wisconsin were explained away when the data was controlled for the voting population in areas that used paper ballots as opposed to machines.
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And although Africans are more likely than whites to be in low-paid work, the gap disappears once factors such as age, occupation and language have been controlled for.
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There is some dispute to these findings, however; one review found that when controlled for factors like health, intelligence, and the "big five" personality traits, the "attractiveness gap" disappears.
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The coastal city has been controlled for months by the militant group, which has used it as a base from which to try to expand its presence in Libya.
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When the authors restricted their analysis to high-quality studies that included only lifetime abstainers and properly controlled for other confounding variables, the health benefits of moderate drinking vanished.
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The study controlled for many maternal health and behavioral characteristics, and the increased risk was not found in the full-term siblings of premature babies who developed kidney disease.
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Even after the researchers controlled for potential confounding factors — including age, sex, ethnic origin, where people lived, smoking status, diabetes, alcohol intake, and even household income — the association held.
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And it held when he controlled for homicide rates, suggesting that mass shootings were better explained by a society's access to guns than by its baseline level of violence.
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Some of those seats, which Democrats controlled for several electoral cycles but lost four years ago, don't appear competitive at this stage: Louisiana, Montana, South Dakota and West Virginia.
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The Democratic victor of the primary on April 26 is almost assured of winning the general election for an office that the party has controlled for nearly half a century.
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Previous research from Glassdoor has shown, though, that when all of these factors are controlled for, interview times have much more to do with labor market trends than individual differences.
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Controlled for other factors such as menstrual phase and relationship length, researchers found that women who had sex more often had better recall of abstract words on a memory test.
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In his studies where all those aspects were controlled for, being black and getting a traumatic injury still meant you were more likely to die than an injured white person.
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These are scenes from western Mosul as Iraqi forces wage a street-to-street battle to retake the city from ISIS, which the group has controlled for almost three years.
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When I used the results of other Senate races this year and controlled for incumbency and past presidential vote, a Hyde-Smith win of about 613 percentage points was predicted.
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When existing studies on this topic were reevaluated, and other anxiety stressors were controlled for, an almost insignificant amount of people showed a link between marijuana use and anxiety development.
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But in states like Wisconsin and Michigan, where Democrats regained governor's offices in capitals that Republicans fully controlled for years, Republicans are making last-minute efforts to weaken their powers.
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Mr. Lhota should "design the best organization to get the job done," the governor said, denouncing the performance of the authority, which he has controlled for more than six years.
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The study controlled for family psychiatric history, maternal psychosis, substance use, socioeconomic status, neighborhood social characteristics and other factors, but it is an observational study that does not prove causation.
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According to the documents, Cohen concealed fees being paid to Essential Consultants, a firm he controlled, for political consulting, including from international clients with issues pending before the Trump administration.
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When a study in 2015 controlled for an increase in food-bank capacity, it still found a rise in demand for their services between 2010 and 2013, albeit a smaller one.
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Using the same data, Cato researchers controlled for education levels, family size and income to see whether immigrants were more likely to use welfare benefits than non-immigrants in similar scenarios.
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But she has yet to prove that she can be nimble and effective in the new, furiously-paced political arena that Trump has created, and controlled for the past ten months.
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Watch More from VICE News: The researchers also controlled for people whose smoking habits might have changed over time since participating in a smoking study might encourage you to smoke less.
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The payments by VimpelCom, Teliasonera AB and Mobile TeleSystems, were paid to shell companies the official controlled for help entering and operating in the Uzbek telecommunications market, the Justice Department said.
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Mr. Jacobs, a staunch ally of Mr. Cuomo, warned that they would endanger the Democrats' new majority in the Senate, which Republicans have controlled for most of the last half-century.
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The researchers controlled for many variables, including age, sex, race, education level, income and "built environment," that is, whether a county had easily accessible exercise opportunities, good supermarkets and so on.
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At least 133 S.D.F. fighters have been killed in the Turkish offensive, according to a Syrian monitoring group, and the militia is being forced from areas it had controlled for years.
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But when the researchers controlled for factors that affect longevity like age, sex and socioeconomic status and compared blacks and whites with similar levels of education, the disparity almost completely disappeared.
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The study, in the European Heart Journal, controlled for age, sex, number and type of blood pressure medicines, sleep apnea, smoking, diabetes, obesity, cholesterol and dozens of other cardiovascular risk factors.
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Even when the study controlled for socioeconomic status and health, the lonely had higher mortality: Nearly 23 percent died within six years, compared with 14 percent of those who weren't lonely.
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Though expert opinion is divided on how well the ensuing escalation ladder could be controlled, for South Korea, a "bloody nose" strike carries the inherent risk of spiraling out of control.
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When they controlled for other variables, however, the study's authors found that the only "significant predictor" of contentment in a FWB relationship was being OK with doing something for someone else.
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And even though it controlled for a variety of influencing factors, the study was only able to show an association between sauna frequency and blood pressure—not a cause-and-effect relationship.
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Other research showed that spanking was associated with poorer cognitive outcomes for children, even when the researchers controlled for factors such as maternal intelligence, maternal depression and cognitive stimulation in the home.
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They also controlled for whether the women had suffered from depression, since it's not only correlated with increased heart disease risk, but might have also made them prone to worrying in general.
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See, scientists have invested a lot of time in poking and prodding women to understand conception, but only a small fraction of those studies have controlled for the age of the father.
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The observational study, in the journal Menopause, controlled for dementia, substance use disorders, hypertension, coronary artery disease, arthritis, all types of cancer and more than a dozen other mental and physical conditions.
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What I can see in Iran is our interest here is getting this region and the terror that they support to be tamped down and controlled for the sake of American safety.
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Iraq's military, Kurdish forces and the Shi'ite militias backed by U.S.-led air strikes and special forces drove Islamic State militants out of areas they had controlled for three years in 2017.
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The researchers controlled for other potential explanations, including changes in policing levels and incarceration rates, and the sharp increase was unique to the region and out of keeping with crime trends nationally.
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But when the authors statistically controlled for those factors in their analysis, conversational turns were still associated with higher verbal scores, indicating that the differences were not due solely to socioeconomic status.
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The analysis, in European Heart Journal Quality of Care & Clinical Outcomes, controlled for a variety of health and behavioral characteristics, including body mass index, smoking, blood pressure, diabetes and blood lipid levels.
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In the capital Sanaa, controlled for the last 18 months by the Houthis, residents said they desperately wanted this attempt at peace to succeed after two rounds of talks failed last year.
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These elevated death rates were linked with votes for Trump even when the researchers controlled for other socioeconomic and demographic factors like age, race or ethnicity, income, education, unemployment, and health insurance rates.
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It's worth noting that the researchers controlled for marital satisfaction in these analyses in order to rule out the possibility that any effects are simply due to how people felt about their relationships.
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For example, they compared exports in this period to countries where languages not included in eBay's translation tools are spoken, and controlled for factors like increased marketing spend and length of title listings.
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While the hunter-gatherers were physically active and lean, they actually burned the same amount of calories every day as the average American or European, even after the researchers controlled for body size.
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The fish could even distinguish the face when all of the images were controlled for head shape, colour, and brightness (though Newport noted that the faces were always shown in 2D, frontal views).
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The study, in JAMA Pediatrics, controlled for sex, cholesterol, body mass index and other factors, but still found that the higher the childhood stress score, the greater the risk for coronary artery calcification.
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"It's very well-documented that people who do not have health insurance coverage have worse access to care," even when other factors are controlled for, like income, she told me over the phone.
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The study, in BMJ, controlled for body mass index, smoking, oral contraceptive use, age at menarche and other factors, but it depended on self-reports of breast-feeding, which are not always reliable.
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"Looking at that time," he said to The Daily Telegraph last year, "you see how art and culture can be controlled for political purposes, which can happen very easily, without you realizing it."
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But even when the researchers controlled for factors like high blood pressure, obesity and tobacco smoking, heavy alcohol use was still associated with a more than threefold increase in dementia among both sexes.
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Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh had been controlled for years by the BJP and the victories there were a significant boost for a party which had been decimated in the last national election.
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Rensing was first arrested and charged in April 2016 for having used shell companies and phony identities to get Epix to pay companies he controlled for media services he never intended to deliver himself.
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And the findings held up when the researchers controlled for other attributes related to the delegates, such as whether a delegate previously held office and therefore might be known to some of the public.
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Preliminary results showed President Enrique Peña Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, losing seven of the dozen governorships at stake in Sunday's polls — including four that the party has controlled for 87 straight years.
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The study controlled for many factors that might affect mortality, including age, sex, body mass index, tobacco and alcohol use, diabetes, cancer and cardiovascular disease, as well as markers of liver and kidney function.
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The 33-year-old stepmom now represents District 13 in northern Virginia, an area that was controlled for over two decades by Republican Bob Marshall, one of the state's most virulently anti-LGBT lawmakers.
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It's an influence so notable that it must be controlled for in scientific testing: Scent samples are often misidentified to subjects to ensure they're reacting to the scent itself and not just its associated memory.
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When researchers controlled for socioeconomic status in a 2011 study of major depressive disorder, black participants reported experiencing most symptoms, including depressed mood, and changes in weight and appetite, as frequently as their white counterparts.
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Aiming to restart investment that's at its weakest level in years, the government also proposed giving foreign investors a bigger role in India's giant insurance and aviation sectors, which have been tightly controlled for decades.
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The 33-year-old stepmom now represents District 13 in northern Virginia, an area that was controlled for more than two decades by Republican Bob Marshall, one of the state's most virulently anti-LGBT lawmakers.
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The researchers controlled for smoking risk-factors (like having parents or friends who smoke), and teens who tried e-cigarettes were still more likely to smoke than their peers who hadn't, regardless of external factors.
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It mainly appeared on the internet, (on YouTube and Facebook via independent e-journals, which are reasons why our president had announced that social networks shall be tightly controlled for our "safety"), and international medias.
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The study, in JAMA Psychiatry, controlled for sex, foreign background, parental death, parental history of severe mental illness, income and mother's age at birth, but had no data for bullying or physical or sexual abuse.
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The study, in BMJ Open Diabetes Research & Care, controlled for many other health and behavioral factors that could affect the development of diabetes, including age, ethnicity, body mass index, high blood pressure and extended sitting.
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What's more, even when they controlled for other variables like life satisfaction and socioeconomic status, people with a sense of purpose at work also had significantly higher incomes at the end of those nine years.
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The study, in JAMA, the Journal of the American Heart Association, controlled for many factors, including age, smoking, education level, body mass index, physical activity and history of diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol.
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Why it matters: Limiting Evers' authority will make it increasingly difficult for him to implement campaign promises, and it will extend years of fierce ideological skirmishes in the battleground state Republicans have fully controlled for years.
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Rather than compare the moderate drinkers only to abstainers, the study team also compared moderate drinkers to light drinkers, and controlled for exercise habits, mental health status, and other factors that could have muddled their findings.
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Diets were assessed with questionnaires and interviews, and again, the researchers controlled for factors such as diet and smoking (interestingly, people who drank more coffee were more likely to be younger, smokers, and regular alcohol drinkers).
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And that was the case even after Mutz controlled for variables such as age, education, gender, ideology, party identification, and evangelical self-identification — which are all thought to influence our perception of Republican and Democratic candidates.
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The patients were all healthy when they started the study, and researchers controlled for factors that could compromise lung health, including age and whether the person was a smoker or was regularly exposed to secondhand smoke.
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In several states that the party has controlled for a longer span, Republican governors have also announced aggressive plans to overhaul the size and functions of government, including a Wisconsin welfare-overhaul proposal, backed by Gov.
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At present, India allows 49% foreign ownership through the automatic route in the insurance sector, which is worth billions of dollars and has been tightly controlled for decades for fear of a backlash from the unions.
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Why it matters: This last-ditch effort by Republicans, which Democrats have referred to as a blatant "power grab," will extend years of fierce ideological skirmishes in the battleground state that the GOP has controlled for years.
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In each test, calorie intake was controlled for the first three days and on the fourth day participants were allowed to eat as much or as little as they liked from a buffet tailored to individual preferences.
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"Although we controlled for severity of injury, it could be that patients treated at pediatric centers were less severely injured using measures of severity that were not available in our dataset," Burd told Reuters Health by email.
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DDG says it controlled for time- and location-based variation in the served search results by having all participants in the study carry out the search from the US and do so at the very same time.
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Ross said the review included assessing whether to add Chinese individuals, businesses and others to a list of entities subject to special license requirements, revising licensing policy and updating technologies controlled for the protection of human rights.
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But the author of the study, Olga Yakusheva, a University of Michigan economist, controlled for the factors that nurses at the Connecticut hospital she studied use to assign patients to rooms, including diagnosis and specific room assignment.
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"We cannot definitively rule out that mental health problems also cause household food insecurity, but that seems less likely, especially since we controlled for stressful life events and maternal mental health," Stein told Reuters Health by email.
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The study controlled for socioeconomic factors like a participant's income, education level and mobility, said Andrew Steptoe, a co-author of the study and the head of University College London's research department of behavioral science and health.
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The team then tracked the participants for up to 13 years, using the country&aposs national death register, and controlled for factors that can contribute to health or mortality risk, such as gender, body mass index and smoking.
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"If you've been controlled for most of your life and have lost your sense of agency, then it's incredibly difficult to trust someone and ask for help," said Patrick Ryan, chief executive of Hestia, in a phone interview.
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"When the authors controlled for hypertension and diabetes and obesity the effects diminish, which implies that some of the effects of artificially sweetened beverages could still be going through a vascular pathway," he said about the new study.
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When they controlled for a long list of modifiable risk factors — fasting glucose, body mass index, waist circumference, blood pressure, blood lipids, location of residence, socioeconomic status and more — the difference in diabetes incidence between the races disappeared.
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In Fallujah, near Baghdad, it is fighting a rear-guard action to hold onto neighborhoods it has controlled for more than two years in the face of a coordinated assault by Iraqi forces and militia backed by U.S. airstrikes.
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When researchers controlled for social influences, like poverty, and compared students that were mostly the same except for the color of their skin, it was actually the white children that were more likely to be in special education programs.
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The study controlled for complicating factors like socioeconomic status, education levels, BMI, and smoking, but as an observational study—where the variable of interest isn't under the direct control of the researchers—it can't make strict claims of causality.
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Aiming to attract investments, which are at its lowest level in years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has proposed giving foreign investors a bigger role in India's insurance and aviation sectors, which have been tightly controlled for decades. reut.
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People who never ate breakfast were more likely to be obese and have high cholesterol, but the observational study, in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, controlled for these and many other health, behavioral and socioeconomic factors.
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The surprisingly easy victory for Ms. Handel, a former Georgia secretary of state and Fulton County official, averted a humiliating upset for Republicans in an affluent, suburban Atlanta district — Georgia's Sixth — that they have controlled for nearly 2190 years.
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Aiming to restart investment that's at its weakest level in years, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government also proposed giving foreign investors a bigger role in India's giant insurance and aviation sectors, which have been tightly controlled for decades.
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Tarzan bot's movement is also part of a newer trend in robotics where elasticity and the falling motion (something we use every day when walking or running) can be features, instead of something to be completely controlled for or eliminated.
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They also had a Type 2 diabetes risk that was 30% lower and a cardiovascular disease risk 17% lower than those who did no strength training, even after the researchers controlled for other variables like age, diet and physical activity.
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So now when you click on a mobile link to an Instant Article or open a page in its internal browser window, Facebook will calculate how much time you spend there after the content stops loading, controlled for content length.
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The World Resources Institute, which released the data on its Global Forest Watch platform, linked the increase to the Colombian government&aposs peace deal with FARC rebels, who had severely limited commercial use of large forested areas they controlled for decades.
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What's more, while beautiful people did make more money, the researchers found the difference disappeared when they controlled for differences in health, intelligence and what psychologists call the "Big Five" personality factors (extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, openness to experience and neuroticism).
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"The paper, citing "people with direct knowledge of his plans," said Murdoch "wanted to distance himself from the conservative media outlets controlled for decades by his father but had yet to decide how exactly he would invest in the news media.
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But economists report that even when controlled for factors such as job tenure, education level, work experience, hours worked, college major, geographical region, race and ethnicity and other factors, a wage gap persists that can only be explained by gender bias.
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Zimbabwe's 94-year-old former leader Robert Mugabe issued a brutal jab against ZANU-PF, the party he controlled for his 37 years of rule, saying that he "cannot vote for those who have tormented me," reports the Associated Press.
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The study, in Neurology, controlled for age, sex, education, body mass index, blood pressure and many other variables, and found that compared with people with average levels of cortisol, those with the highest levels had lower scores on the cognitive tests.
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Technical problems meant the race was reduced from half the real-life distance to 25% while Norris struggled with a poor connection that meant his car was controlled for much of the time by the computer, which he dubbed 'Landobot'.
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The study, in Pediatrics, controlled for various health, behavioral and socioeconomic factors and found that low levels of water fluoridation, maternal obesity and a type of enamel defect in the secondary molars were associated with the risk for tooth decay.
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The study, published in Neurology, controlled for age, race, cigarette smoking, diabetes and other health and behavioral characteristics and found that people with orthostatic hypotension had a 54 percent higher risk of dementia and more than double the risk of stroke.
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Formidable steel fences also stretch along the northern frontiers with Lebanon and Syria, the southern borders with Jordan and the Egyptian Sinai, and around Gaza, the isolated Palestinian coastal enclave controlled for the past decade by Hamas, the Islamic militant group.
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The study controlled for body mass index, smoking, diabetes, hypertension and other factors, and the researchers concluded that exposure to the site was a risk factor for heart disease about as serious as the risk associated with high blood pressure.
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The men whose exercise routines were moderate or light in intensity or duration were far more likely to report moderate or high libidos than were the men whose workouts were especially prolonged or intense, even after the researchers controlled for age.
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Glassdoor controlled for factors such as education, employment history, and job title, to determine those figures, allowing for a true apples-to-apples comparison of workers, indicating that even when employees are identical apart from gender, women make less for the same work.
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"Having a mix of drivers, and a big portion of those drivers who directly work with us, is really fundamental to being able to provide consistent service, and do it in a way that is cost controlled for us," said Bridj CEO George.
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"Once we controlled for sociodemographic factors, there was not a statistically significant difference in odds," JoAnn Thierry, a CDC scientist who was not directly involved in the study but has studied barriers to screening in the past, told me in an email.
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Researchers then analyzed the traffic-stop data in relation to the number of people of driving age within each jurisdiction and controlled for demographics, gender, reasons for traffic stops and other factors to try to create the most standardized set of data possible.
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Researchers studied 31,750 people in China over six years who didn't have any history of stroke or heart issues, and the study was controlled for for high blood pressure, diabetes, and smoking (all of which could potentially impact one's risk of stroke).
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Searight's comments came a day after China deployed an advanced surface-to-air missile system to the Woody Islands, which is part of the Paracels chain that Beijing has controlled for more than 40 years but which is also claimed by Taiwan and Vietnam.
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Relationship status aside, younger people had the most sex, but when they controlled for age—that is, comparing the same time period in each generation's lives—they found that people born in the 90s were having sex the least often compared to other generations.
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But for Steen's book Self-Financed Candidates in Congressional Elections, she separated out self-funders who did have political experience from those who didn't — and even once that was controlled for, ordinary fundraising was much more closely correlated with success than self-financing was.
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Ahead of election day, Cognovi Labs were identifying presidential candidate sentiment and volume distribution leaning toward Clinton on November 5 – 6 (controlled for tweets identified and located in the battleground state of Florida (346,837 tweets) normalized to account for bots, RT, and other distortions).
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The paper, published in Scientific Reports, found that archerfish—a tropical species that can shoot water jets from its mouth—could learn to distinguish an image of an individual human's face from others, even when the pictures were controlled for colour and head shape.
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The study's survey data suggests this is in fact what was going on: When researchers controlled for people's recovery goals — meaning, whether they wanted to commit to lifetime total abstinence or not — the differences between the 123-step groups, SMART, and LifeRing went away.
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The study controlled for age, race, health insurance, food allergies, medications and other factors, and found that compared with children of normal weight, the overweight were 17 percent more likely to have been given a diagnosis of asthma and to take an asthma medication.
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A string of Bannenberg yachts were built for the British businessman Gerald Ronson, who also did jail time for fraud, and the American magnate Bennett LeBow was forced to repay millions of dollars to companies he controlled for loans that were spent on his yachts.
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Even after researchers controlled for other childhood adversities (such as children's experience of verbal or physical abuse, their parent's mental health problems or substance abuse), childhood sexual abuse was associated with the subsequent onset of 85033 mood, anxiety and substance use disorders among women.
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The front lines around the rebel-held sector of Aleppo have mostly held steady since Monday, when insurgents were forced from more than a third of the area they have controlled for several years in an assault by the Syrian army and its allies.
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"Our survival analysis showed black patients who lived in areas with both high levels of poverty and segregation had lower survival rates, even after we controlled for the effect of receiving surgery," said lead study author Asal Mohamadi Johnson, a researcher at Stetson University in DeLand, Florida.
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These results held true when we controlled for region, race and religion, among other factors: 59% of Trump supporters in the Republican primary scored in the top quartile on racial resentment, compared with 46% of Republicans who backed other candidates and with 29% of voters overall.
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It's also an element that can be controlled: For example, a short basketball player may not have the height to slam-dunk, but if they're a good communicator, they can bring the best out of the team -- and perhaps get someone else to do the dunk.
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Cumulatively, the data indicated that running, whatever someone's pace or mileage, dropped a person's risk of premature death by almost 40 percent, a benefit that held true even when the researchers controlled for smoking, drinking and a history of health problems such as hypertension or obesity.
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One of the challenges in assessing the policies is that there has never been a large high-quality study, like a controlled trial that randomly placed children in a classroom with a college-educated teacher or not — and that also controlled for other variables that influence quality.
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Democrats hoping for a major upset victory in a pivotal Ohio special election Tuesday touted a new poll suggesting the House race is a virtual tie, while Republicans made an all-out final push to avert a potentially embarrassing loss in a district they have controlled for decades.
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And Britain's Prince William landed in Jordan for a "historic" trip to the Middle East that will also take him to Israel and the Palestinian territories — places that Britain controlled for decades after World War I. He will juggle diplomatic and royal duties in a tense political climate.
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"What was the chance Patty Hearst was going to become a bank robber without being violently kidnapped, thrown in the back of a car, put in a closet and mind-controlled for days and days?" asked Hassan, who was coincidentally recruited into the Moonies the week Hearst was kidnapped.
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But as criminologist Jeffrey Fagan found, even if you controlled for crime, minority New Yorkers were still disproportionately stopped: The percent Black population and the percent Hispanic population predict higher numbers of stops, controlling for the local crime rate and the social and economic characteristics of the precinct.
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This is particularly true for autistic people of color whose wellbeing, safety, and very freedom is under constant threat from a society that still sees autism as a white male condition and still sees autistic behavior as dangerous non-compliance that can and should be viciously controlled for the public good.
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More from yesterday's scoop by Michael de la Merced and Andrew: "This will both broaden the ownership across the firm and help us remain employee controlled for generations to come," Bridgewater's co-chief executives, David McCormick and Eileen Murray, wrote in a letter to clients that was reviewed by DealBook.
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The study controlled for cesarean delivery, prematurity, sex, use of antacid medications and the number of days the infants took the medicine "This is an association, and more research is needed to determine causality," said the lead author, Sidney E. Zven, a medical student at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences.
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It's important to note that the gay and lesbian earnings premium was still observed even when the researchers statistically controlled for these differences; however, the fact that gay and straight folks differed in so many ways suggests that there could be other, unaccounted for differences between these groups that could potentially explain the wage differences.
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The charge is that Mr. Johnson and Mr. Scott engaged in "ramping" the price of the British pound by trading in accounts they controlled for the bank in advance of the large currency conversion, costing its client money because the exchange rate was less favorable while HSBC reaped a nice profit off its trades.
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"Yes, in all analyses we controlled for the over-45 percentage of region—as well as for the ethnic breakdown, percentage of males, percentage with an undergraduate degree, unemployment rate, median income, and a dummy variable indicating whether the region is in the South or not (this is popular among political scientists)," Knowles responded.
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Those workers who sat for most of each day tended to have much larger waistlines, higher B.M.I.'s and worse blood sugar control and cholesterol profiles than those who frequently stood and moved, even after scientists controlled for age, family history, late-night shift work (which is known to affect heart health) and other factors.
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But not until a few days ago would they have believed that their immediate challenge would be hanging onto a House seat they have controlled for over two decades, in a district that President Trump carried by 27 points and that just happens to be home to that most nefarious of liberal boogeyman: Koch Industries.
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But because of a breakaway faction calling themselves the Independent Democratic Conference — and an even more independent Democrat, Senator Simcha Felder of Brooklyn, who has resolutely attached himself to the Republicans ever since being elected as a Democrat — the chamber has been controlled for several years by a coalition of Republicans and independent Democrats.
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It was 2000, and the company the family had controlled for two generations, Purdue Pharma, had been hit with years of investigations and lawsuits over its marketing of the highly addictive opioid painkiller OxyContin, at one point pleading guilty to a federal felony and paying more than $22001 million in criminal and civil penalties.
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Over a dozen peer-reviewed studies show significantly higher rates of cardiovascular disease, lung and other types of cancer, birth defects, and overall mortality in counties with mountaintop removal compared with Appalachian counties with other types of mining or no mining at all, even after they controlled for factors such as poverty, smoking, obesity and education.
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Women are on the front lines in the fight against the coronavirus, working in hazardous conditions, and yet PayScale's gender pay gap research shows that women family doctors make 94 cents for every $1 male family doctors earn and female nurses make less than male nurses, 98 cents for every $1, when data are controlled for all compensable factors.
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Robert Pianta, the dean of the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia and an expert on effective teaching, said the new research, which followed 6,150 students nationwide and was controlled for income and home environment, confirmed smaller-scale studies from Tulsa and Boston showing that academic prekindergarten programs benefited both poor and middle-class children.
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I feel a much more parsimonious explanation for the results is that bees chose stimuli based on a combination of simpler visual cues, such as the amount of black in each stimulus or the area or edge length of each stimulus, which I do not feel was properly controlled for, and how often the bees were rewarded on each category of stimulus during training.
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Researchers looked at the rates of engagement with Disney princess media in 198 5- and 6-year-olds, and found that for both boys and girls, higher princess involvement (through toys, products and media consumption) over the course of a year was associated with higher levels of female gender-stereotypical behavior at the end of the study — even after the researchers controlled for other variables.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and the Democratic Party seized complete control of the New York State government on Tuesday, decisively evicting Republicans from running the State Senate, which they have controlled for all but three years since World War II. Now Democrats have to figure out just what to do with that newfound power — and almost everyone has different ideas and priorities, some of which had already started to collide on Wednesday, even as Mr. Cuomo and his Democratic colleagues celebrated major wins.
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