In multivariate analysis, age was not an independent risk factor for mortality.
In multiple linear regression analysis, age adjusted FMD was associated only with type 2 diabetes with complications (P=0.012).
After univariate MELR analysis, age, heart rate, dose of norepinephrine, and change in norepinephrine concentration were significantly associated with haemodynamic incidents (Table 4).
According to the simple regression analysis, age showed a statistically significant correlations with the presence of several bone changes ("osteophyte," "erosion," and "pseudocyst") (Table 7).
For this analysis, age groups were categorized as younger than 18 years, 18 24 years, 25 54 years, and 55 years or older.
In the OLS-regression analysis, age showed a negative significant correlation, whereas sex, FEV1 and diagnosis-related severity indices were not statistically significant predictors.
In multivariate analysis, age, sex, histological grade, and tumor stage were accounted for.
In the mixture analysis, age was included as a covariate in the models.
On bivariate analysis, age was the only variable significantly associated with DHF (p = 0.03).
According to this analysis, age and increased number of previous malaria episodes were independently associated with asymptomatic infection (Figure 2).
#Poisson regression analysis (age in 10-year-intervals).
