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Figure 2 shows the fully adjusted model of provider delay on odds (99% CI) of late stage disease after adjustment for patient and tumour factors, emergency admissions and symptoms and signs.

In the age and region adjusted model of the association between parental education and HuSKY, media use explained 11%% of the association among boys and 21%% among girls when comparing adolescents with tertiary and primary parental educational backgrounds (Additional file 1: Table S4).

In the age and region adjusted model of the association between parental education and HuSKY (Additional file 1: Table S4), TEE explained 9%% of the association among boys and 20%% among girls when comparing adolescents with tertiary and primary parental educational backgrounds.

Both the age adjusted and fully adjusted models indicated that there was no association between orphan status and risk of starting sex or HIV infection for male adolescents (see Table 3), although it was not possible to run the fully adjusted model of risk of HIV infection due to the small numbers of HIV-infected cases in the sample (23 infections).

Standardized estimation for the adjusted model of the SF-36 is depicted in Fig.  1.

The final adjusted model of factors associated with each BSID 111 scale was obtained using 5% significance level cut-off.

When comparing adjusted models of fragility fracture risk in HIV infected and uninfected men, relationships between the covariates and fragility fracture were similar.

Figure 1 shows the results from the fully adjusted models of apparent temperature.

To detect potential interactions between gender and socioeconomic status, we constructed adjusted models of male and female patients separately.

Analyses were explored first for maternal and paternal smoking individually, followed by mutually adjusted models of maternal and paternal smoking adjusted for one another.

When adjusted models of GORD were analysed with BMI, alcohol and smoking as independent variables, similarly none fitted at a statistically significant level.