Sentence examples for Adjusted influence from inspiring English sources

Odds ratios (OR) and 95% CIs from the logistic regression model were reported on adjusted influence of variables.

Multivariate analysis was carried out to assess the adjusted influence of prognostic factors using the Cox model (proportional hazards model).

Subsequently in a multiple linear regression model we estimated the adjusted influence of CBL for each NBAS cluster score by including the covariates mentioned above, the initial and predominant states of arousal (Table 2).

The Cox proportional hazards regression model was used (Cox, 1972), to assess the adjusted influence of CCI according to age at breast cancer diagnosis and treatment on breast cancer-specific mortality and other cause mortality, with CCI score 0 as reference, and time since breast cancer diagnosis as underlying time scale.

Multiple linear regression analysis, with simultaneous inclusion of values into the model, was used to assess the adjusted combined influence of variables on the dependent variables (cfPWV or ccIMT).

However, fragmentation status itself did not influence adjusted species richness (p = 0.865), as smaller fragmented plots had fewer species than intact plots, but larger fragmented plots had more species than intact plots (Figure 1).

To exclude the possibility that the adjusted HR is influenced by any comorbidities, each adjusted HR for herpes zoster was calculated from different models by adjusting all comorbidities and by adjusting comorbidities with step-wise removal of one comorbidity at one time.

The adjusted power is influenced by (i) the size of the QTL effect G r, (ii) the extent of LD between marker allele and QTL allele, (iii) the number of entries n, (iv) the QTL allele frequency, and (v) the heritability of the trait under consideration.

We also evaluated whether additional adjustment for SES influenced risk-adjusted readmission rates, used as a quality indicator (QI).

However, this would not influence the adjusted estimates of the coffee cancer association unless smoking cessation depended on baseline coffee consumption or affected later coffee consumption.

Model covariates had little influence on adjusted odds ratios; inclusion of EPA in any model had no impact on estimates and was excluded.