potential inflation, and the global economic landscape. While the market appears overvalued and faces significant headwinds, some stocks are performing exceptionally well and hold significant ...

The real significance ... study the entire lifecycle of a volcanic eruption in unprecedented detail. Researchers have tracked the volcano’s activity for decades, observing patterns of magma ...

Although not reaching statistical significance for all-cause and CVD mortality ... and cancer mortality using a large population-based sample of British adults from the UK Biobank study. 14 15We ...

This comprehensive study, for the first time ... Differences were considered to be of significance with a p<0.05.29 For a more detailed report on the sample size calculation, please refer to the ...

More than an abandonment of part of humanity — something of which international realpolitik has afforded many recent examples — history will record ... de France and at the Institute for Advanced ...

Methods: Data originates from the cross-sectional second follow-up (FF4) in 2013/14 of the KORA (Cooperative Health Research in the Region of Augsburg)-S4 study (1999–2001) from Southern Germany. This ...

In order to optimise the sample size of healthy controls, we included healthy family members from conversations with patients diagnosed with disorders not of interest to this study ... overdispersion ...

The primary difference here between this study and the literature mentioned is that the approaches ... and the other model sets only have a low significance level because these values are slightly ...

Using a large population-based sample of middle ... using the variance inflation factor method, and variance inflation factors for all confounders were <2 (mean 1.16). A two-sided p value of <0·05 ...

The study is a longitudinal survey ... This means they have been adjusted to ensure that the sample reflects the larger population more accurately. In Wave 1, 47.1% of adults attempted to contact ...

A small amount of inflation is normal and is seen as good for the economy by most economists. The Federal Reserve aims for inflation of 2% over the long run, and for much of the last 20 years, the U.S ...