The dependant variable was injury (injury = 1; non-injury = 0), and the continuous predictor variable was time (in years).
The dependant variable is job-relatedness and the explanatory variables include years of schooling, potential experience, years since migration and other socio-demographic controls.
The dependant variables were LCC score at each five minute time period over the 30 minutes during which LCC scores were measured.
The dependant variable for the study was self-rated health.
The dependant variable was the number of primary care consultations.
The dependant variable was the change in tinnitus loudness.
The dependant variable was the level of depressive symptoms (i.e. the ADRS score).
The dependant variable is infant mortality, defined as all death cases aged <1 year.
The dependant variable was sleep problems as measured by the MOSS Sleep Problems Index II.
The dependant measure was the detection threshold level of the task.
The dependant variable (filter clotting) was defined as success if circuit coagulation occurred more than once.
