However, our results suggest an independent association between asthma symptoms and mouse allergen levels because the observed association did not change appreciably after adjusting for potential confounders.
Our air pollution effect estimates did not change appreciably when we adjusted for prenatal care initiation or payment source or for a census-based SES measure.
Our air pollution effect estimates did not change appreciably when we adjusted for prenatal care initiation, payment source for prenatal care, or for a Census-based measure of SES at the block group level.
Our results did not change appreciably when we adjusted for children's serum cotinine levels, adjusted for maternal or child urinary DEHP concentrations, or excluded infants born small for gestational age, women with gestational diabetes or pregnancy-induced hypertension, or the woman with the exceptionally high BPA concentration (see Supplemental Material, Table S5).
Manual social class both in childhood and in adulthood was associated with the highest odds of metabolic syndrome compared with nonmanual social class both in childhood and in adulthood; this was appreciably reduced when adjusted for adult behavioral factors (Table 1).
In the subset of men with information on HBV and HCV, associations did not appreciably change when we adjusted for HBV and HCV, or when the analysis were restricted to those lacking HBsAg (men diagnosed with liver cancer: 98.7% men who died from chronic liver disease: 99.6% controls: 99.2%), or HCV (93.7%, 96.8%, 99.6%, of cases and controls, respectively; Supplementary Table 1).
However, the associations we observed between major roadway proximity at birth and cognitive outcomes in primary models did not change appreciably in sensitivity analyses adjusted for gestational age and birth weight for gestational age z-score, suggesting that relationships between major roadway proximity and cognitive development were not mediated by these factors.
The differences found in our study did not appreciably change after adjusting for potential confounders, including body mass index, age, gender, FEV1 and the Charlson index.
Although though the coefficients for those who continued or initiated their social participation remain significant, the magnitude of these associations was appreciably reduced after adjusting for individual differences in health status (i.e., presence of disability or chronic illness) socio-demographic characteristics, and socioeconomic status.
They found that after merger the operating performance has been adjusted as increased appreciably of merged banks.
Additional variables were added to the model one at a time; those that changed the age adjusted estimate of association appreciably (~ 10%) were investigated further as potential confounders.
