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Meanings of familial clustering in English
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Usage of familial clustering in English
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PCOS has a strong heritable component based on familialclustering and twin studies.
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This indicates that the familialclustering of intracranial aneurysms may also occur in PKD2 families.
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Objective: The aim was to investigate the genetic background of familialclustering of type 2 diabetes.
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Methods: Two hundred and twenty five Belgian patients with familialclustering of CRC were genetically tested.
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Conclusion: The genetic trend and familialclustering of NPC are more significant and powerful in Guangdong.
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This familialclustering raises the possibility of a genetic predisposition to this symptom and radiographic complex.
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We searched UPDB for significant familialclustering of AD to evaluate the genetic contribution to disease.
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Interestingly, no significant association was found between RER+ tumors and a general familialclustering of cancer.
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Conclusion: Our serologic evidence of familialclustering of KSHV infection suggests a predominantly nonsexual horizontal transmission route of the virus.
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Common forms of heart failure (HF) exhibit familialclustering, but specific genetic risk factors have been challenging to identify.
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The reasons for this are not clear, but familialclustering of phenotypes suggests that modifying factors may influence the clinical manifestation.
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FCHL is characterized by familialclustering of hyperlipidemia and clinical manifestations of premature coronary heart disease, i.e., before the age of 60.
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The overall magnitude of the correlation coefficient (0.088-0.165) suggests a modest degree of familialclustering.
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Conclusions: These results suggest that familial aggregation of stomach cancer may be explained at least partly by familialclustering of H. pylori infection.
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Several epidemiological studies have suggested that familialclustering of CaP may be associated with an increased frequency of breast and other cancers among relatives.
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Despite the shortcomings of the family studies of PCOS, they have consistently indicated familialclustering and suggested that the mode of inheritance is dominant.