… correction testing (FDR-corrected MLR q-value significant, ie, <0.1). Indeed, the fucosylated
LNFP I, an isomer of LNDFH 3’FL (3’-fucosyllactose) and the neutral pLNH were predictive …

The aim of this study was to assess the interindividual variability of chylomicron β-carotene
response to a pharmacological load of β-carotene in the population, to identify the …

… With respect with our data, the plasmalogen PE (O-18:0/20:5) containing EPA, a precursor
of DHA, presented a significant MLR p-value corrected for both weight gain and head …

Background Adequate foetal growth is primarily determined by nutrient availability, which is
dependent on placental nutrient transport and foetal metabolism. We have used 1 H nuclear …

… screening a large panel of molecules at the cost of correction for the false discovery rates. On
the other … The associations were no longer significant after the FDR correction. The positive …

Intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR), along with postnatal growth trajectory, is closely
linked with metabolic diseases and obesity at adulthood. The present study reports the time-…

… Peak areas were integrated and corrected using the response factors of individual FAs.
Results were expressed as percentage of each FA to the total identified FAs, and only FAs …

… differences in macronutrient concentrations when determined by the HMA or RMs and
explained that minor adjustments can be made by the user using slope and bias correction. Menjo …

… As the water content of each individual milk was not accurately measured, milk flow was
directly calculated from water flow without correction. We assumed that this does not alter …

… PLS-DA was combined with a multivariate preprocessing filter called orthogonal signal
correction (OSC). By removing within-class variability and confounders that may interfere with …