Sentence examples for backward linear regression analyses from inspiring English sources
v Note: The step-wise backward linear regression analyses have been performed manually.
Stepwise backward linear regression analyses with FSS at contact 2 and WSAS as dependent variables were performed.
Backward linear regression analyses were conducted to examine which social-psychological factors were most dominantly associated with vaccination intention.
Backward linear regression analyses were used for the outcome measures 'birth weight' and 'gestational duration', while binominal logistic regression was used for 'survival' and 'preterm birth'.
By backward linear regression analyses, baseline LVMi (β = 0.334, P = 0.004) and m-TOR therapy (β = 0.236; P = 0.043) were significantly associated with LVMi changes, after adjusting for age, gender, blood pressure, hemoglobin level, BMI and time after grafting, all of which accounted for 40% of the total variation in ΔLVMi.
Backward stepwise multiple linear regression analyses were performed on PCS, MCS and the subscale of general fatigue.
Simple (unadjusted), multiple (fully adjusted) and backward stepwise multiple linear regression analyses were performed for PASS scores at 3 months as the dependent variable on group allocation including age, gender, cohabitation, diagnosis, diabetes, previous stroke, previous nursing care, thrombolysis, baseline NIHSS scores and baseline scores of PASS.
Covariates significant at the 10% level and those considered important were included in backward stepwise logistic and linear regression analyses.
Multiple linear regression analyses (backward selection) were performed to identify predictors of change in outcome on NRS pain, MPI- subscale interference and BDI-II.
In a second step, stepwise linear regression analyses with backward elimination were performed.
Next, it was tested whether these associations were independent of a patient's current disease activity as well as of each other using multiple linear regression analyses with backward elimination.
