… are published neglecting factors that may influence the test result other than disease. … a
salbutamol reversibility test response is depending on anthropometrical variables and smoking. …

… the anthropometric variables. Other factors of importance may include serum IgE levels and
blood eosinophils (41) or sputum eosinophils (42). The mathematics of how to calculate and …

… The bronchodilator reversibility test result (ie the difference in FEV 1 before and after …
depends on anthropometric variables, smoking history, respiratory symptoms, and bronchial …

… terms of anthropometric data or pulmonary function tests (conducted in a separate test session
… of a variable over the control value were above the relative 95% CLs. Correlations were …

… of training reversibility or detraining, … anthropometric, body composition, and functional
variables. For data analysis, the paired samples TTest was used for each period, for all variables …

… Anthropometry is a useful tool for assessing some risk factors for frailty. Thus, the aim of this
study was to verify the discriminatory performance of anthropometric … anthropometric variable …

… To meet these goals, we performed an anthropometric analysis of patients with potentially
… n = 81 with available information for included variables. Changes in the variables included …

… The best survival advantage from having reversibility as a dichotomous variable was seen
… Because these subjects were those routinely referred for reversibility testing as part of their …

… This study aimed to focus directly on the anthropometric indicators regardless of factors …
analysis as dependent variables. Anthropometric indicators were analyzed as independent …

Anthropometric, endocrine and metabolic variables, were examined in women with polycystic
ovarian syndrome (PCO), and in normal control women. Obese women with PCO had …