The phrase "a multivariate analyses" is not correct in English.
It should be "multivariate analysis" since "analysis" is singular. You can use it when discussing statistical methods that involve multiple variables to understand their relationships or effects.
Example: "The study employed multivariate analysis to examine the impact of various factors on consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "multivariate study" or "multivariate examination".
Confounding: a discussion is needed - especially because a multivariate analyses was not attempted.
In a multivariate analyses, only the MSM (OR:1.41, P = 002) and subtype B (OR:1.49, P = 002) remained significant.
All factors with a p-value <0.25 were included as candidate variables in a multivariate analyses, according to the literature review.
a Multivariate analyses clustered at the group level and controlling for client gender, age, and education, household assets, and loan officer.
a Multivariate analyses clustered at the parent level controlling for child age and gender, client gender, age, and education, household assets, and loan officer.
More recently, a number of other mutations have been detected, following a multivariate analyses of 153 French patients receiving salvage DRV/r, although these have not been added to the IAS-USA DRV RAM list.
To explore the interaction of grade, Ki-67, and CENP-A, multivariate analyses of the untreated TRANSBIG dataset were performed with and without CENP-A (Table 4).
Individualised care and proposed correlates have not been tested by means of a single multivariate analyses simultaneously.
The rg were estimated from a series of multivariate analyses applying an animal model restricted maximum-likelihood procedure.
Three subgroups of samples within the most prevalent intrinsic subgroup of breast cancer, luminal A, were found using multivariate analyses of HR MAS MRS spectra.
Roos-Jansaker et al. demonstrated with a univariate and multivariate analyses that the presence of KM is associated with a mucositis [35].
