When possible and applicable, we adjusted the analyses for age, gender, and baseline values [22].
Relevant data included the first author's last name, publication year, year of the study conducted, study design, study location, source population, sample size (cases and controls or cohort size), measure of exposure and outcome, length of follow-up (if applicable), variables adjusted in the analysis, and the risk estimates with corresponding 95% CIs.
The method is also applicable to adjust acidity of other zeolites, such as HY, Hβ.
However, this justification is no longer directly applicable when adjusting for measurement error in exposures, since the omitted likelihood term might also contain information about these exposures [ 6], i.e., the likelihood is a function of β and the unobserved exposures.
= not applicable bRRs were adjusted for age (years).
NCS values were age and height adjusted where applicable, and standard laboratory reference values were used in which NCS parameters greater >99th percentile or <1st percentile in a healthy population are generally considered abnormal (30).
Each model was adjusted, as applicable, for potential confounders including age, gender, race, cancer type, stage, time interval between surgery and cancer diagnosis, type of cancer treatment, use of blood products during surgery, year of surgery, and propensity score quantiles.
Additional file 3: Table S5 provides further details regarding the study cohort and design for each citation, measurements used for diagnostic outcome and exposure variables and, where applicable, any confounding variables adjusted in the analyses.
a TLR7, Toll-like receptor 7 gene; SNP, single-nucleotide polymorphism; NA, not applicable; b P value adjusted for each SNP by conditional logistic regression analysis using the indicated model; c P value for each SNP calculated by logistic regression analysis.
Thus the porosity and component of the deposited film could be controlled to meet different applicable requirements through adjusting the deposition time.
