Adjustment for state- and year-fixed effects, individual covariates, and state-level proportions of privately insured adults resulted in a stronger mandate effect compared to unadjusted analyses; the probability of CRC screening was 1.4% points higher among individuals residing in states with mandates than those without (17.5% vs. 16.1%, OR: 1.10, 95% CI: 1.02, 1.20, p = 0.02) (Table 3).
One source of relief has been the nearly annual adjustment of state and federal financing programs that help eligible buyers with first home purchases in Nassau or Suffolk County.
Interestingly, this positive correlation is completely attenuated with adjustment for state population characteristics or patient characteristics at incident ESRD.
In fact, after adjustment for state, the odds of being C. fetus positive tended to be higher for Bos taurus bulls than for Gudali bulls.
The crude association between breed and C. fetus prevalence, with the highest prevalence in Gudali bulls, disappeared after adjustment for state, management system and age.
However, after adjustment for state, management system and age, the odds of infection tended to be highest in Bos taurus breeds (Table 4).
However, after adjustment for state, age and breed, the odds of a bull being positive were significantly higher for pastoral systems than for zero-grazing (P = 0.001) and agro-pastoral (P < 0.001) systems (Table 4).
"But my indicators suggest that we may see nasty cutoffs," Mr. Munger said, citing recent cutbacks by the Pew Charitable Trust and the McKnight Foundation and a trend of radical adjustments in state arts financing.
