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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a multiple logistic regression analysis to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in academic or research contexts when discussing statistical methods or analyses being conducted.
Example: "The study employed a multiple logistic regression analysis to determine the factors influencing patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "a logistic regression analysis aimed at" or "a multiple logistic regression study to".
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Table 2 shows the result of a multiple logistic regression analysis to examine the factors related to the methodological quality.
A way to test whether correlates of citation other than OA are responsible for the OA Advantage is to perform a multiple logistic regression analysis to see whether OA alone is still significantly correlated with higher citations when the correlation with other variables has been "factored out".
Additionally, it was carried out a multiple logistic regression analysis to variables with RR>1.
We conducted a multiple logistic regression analysis to assess independent risk factors for hospital mortality of patients treated with RRT.
We performed a multiple logistic regression analysis to determine variables independently associated with increased risk for RBC transfusion after ICU discharge (Table 3).
We performed a multiple logistic regression analysis to estimate whether maternal age, maternal BMI, and RBP4 genotype were suitable as prognostic factors for GDM.
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A multiple logistic regression analysis was used to determine whether an independent variable was statistically significant.
A multiple logistic regression analysis was run to study the independent association of variables with IPIs.
Potential confounders (age and sex) were included in a multiple logistic regression analysis.
Then, such identified significant predictors, together with age, were included in a multiple logistic regression analysis.
A multiple logistic regression analysis was conducted.
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