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The phrase "a binary logistic regression analysis to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical methods or research methodologies that involve binary logistic regression analysis.
Example: "The study employed a binary logistic regression analysis to determine the factors influencing patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "a binary logistic regression assessment to" or "a binary logistic regression evaluation to".
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Since these four proteins originated from one miRNA profile, we entered them into a binary logistic regression analysis to obtain predictive probabilities.
After identifying variables associated with outcome in the univariate analysis we performed a binary logistic regression analysis to identify independent outcome predictors.
We carried out a binary logistic regression analysis to evaluate the effect of TP53 haplotypes with regard to END and IVF. Figure 1 shows the distribution of the most frequent haplotypes encountered (see Figure 1).
We also conducted a binary logistic regression analysis to assess the effect of age, sex, and individual body weight status (actual and perceived) as well as parental body weight status on children's perception.
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For this purpose, a binary logistic regression analysis prior to the bivariate analyses was performed.
Finally, a binary logistic regression analysis was performed to evaluate the independent influence of factors.
This association was further replicated in a Binary Logistic Regression analysis.
A binary logistic regression analysis was performed.
This was done by performing a binary logistic regression analysis.
Variables that differed in the univariate analysis were inserted into a binary logistic regression analysis.
Multivariate analysis was performed by using a binary logistic regression analysis.
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