Results of the mixed-effects analysis suggests that after adjusting for the effect of age, each unit increase in sPINP was associated with a decrease of 9.2 ± 4.4 mg/cm2 (p = 0.022) in femoral neck BMD.
But adjusting for the effect of exchange rates, international sales grew 34percentt.
In total terms, not adjusting for the effect of new store openings, sales rose by 1.9% in July, also the strongest growth since January.
Even after adjusting for the effect of a stronger dollar, which reduces the value of overseas sales, revenue was off 7percentt from the year-earlier quarter.
But after adjusting for the effect of geography, a one-year increase in average age was associated with a four-place drop in performance (see chart).
Better rehabilitation outcomes were observed in patients with higher admission cognitive status, adjusting for the effect of age, sex, onset to admission interval, length of stay, and severity of stroke (odds ratio = 2.0; 95% confidence interval, 1.5-2.5 1.5-2.5
The positive relationship between algal evenness and biomass-specific productivity (Fig. 2) persisted even after adjusting for the effect of snails on algal biomass.
We used linear regression to compute the significance of a correlation between age and the expression level of a gene, adjusting for the effect of gender.
Logistic regression, adjusting for the effect of clustering (family physician), established the independence of the association of depression, activity, antidepressant use with single and multiple falls and fall related injury (Table 4).
We also used an extension of the above REG procedure, where a permutation-based p-value for the hypothesis of no association of a target marker is computed by adjusting for the effect of a conditioning marker.
While the Deputy Editor rho was statistically significant, it was small (0.02) and increased only to 0.03 after adjusting for the effect of reviewer agreement, manuscript year and article type.
