In our next set of analyses, we assessed response time and response time variability on the perceptual discrimination task (that is, responding to specific targets and ignoring non-targets).
For this reason, in the following analyses we assessed the performances of two different sets of loci: "full" - encompassing all the 12 loci-, and "reduced" - in which the C6 and C8 loci were excluded-.
Using regression analyses, we assessed the relationship between displacement profiles and three mental health outcomes (general psychological distress, posttraumatic stress, and perceived stress), controlling for predisaster characteristics and mental health indices and hurricane-related experiences.
Using discrete time event history analyses, we assessed associations between high-intensity substance use, individual drug use-related risk and features of inner-city drug use scenes with transitions into regular employment.
In multivariate analyses, we assessed the independent effects of several factors on willingness to donate a kidney to a sibling.
Prior to performing logistic regression analyses, we assessed collinearity with condition indices and variance inflation factors.
In multivariate analyses, we assessed the independent relation of factors to willingness to donate cadaveric and living related organs, and we assessed the relative importance of these factors in explaining variation in the general public's willingness to donate.
In multivariable analyses, we assessed the independent relation of sociodemographics and attitudinal factors to willingness to consider donation, and we determined the amount of variation in willingness to consider donation among the study population that could be explained by these factors.
For these analyses, we assessed a range of descriptive statistical variables.
Following the single transcript and gene set level analyses, we assessed the dynamic transcriptome from a systems-level point of view.
Using this strategy associating large scale antigen-antibody reactivities and multivariate statistical analyses, we assessed the relationship between self-reactive antibodies and CM pathogenesis.
