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Thus, probes that are predictive of metastases solely because their expression levels are correlated with the independent variable will no longer be predictive after adjustment.

In contrast, none of the gene lists in the TRANSBIG gene set were predictive after ER-α adjustment, suggesting that none of the significant gene clusters were measuring significantly more information than ER-α gene expression.

This cluster was relatively small, and 850 genes were still predictive after adjustment.

As a continuous variable, HOMA-IR predicted CAC incidence and progression but was not predictive after adjustment for metabolic syndrome components.

However, HOMA-IR was not predictive after adjustment for metabolic syndrome components.

In the current study, ALT was predictive of diabetes after adjustment for all of the classic risk factors.

Multiple logistic regression was then performed, using all cohorts combined, to examine whether BNP was predictive of HF, after adjustment for the sampling structure and other significant predictors.

The prognostic role of Ki-67 on the risk of local recurrence was statistically significant (P=0.02), after the adjustment for the clinical factors shown to be predictive of recurrence, including treatments and tumour grade.

Measures of muscle mass have also been shown to be predictive of muscle function 11, 12, 53 although the association is no longer observed after adjustment for muscle strength.

After adjustment for potential confounding factors, an abnormally elevated troponin T level (>0.1 ng/ml) was found to be predictive of myocardial infarction or death regardless of renal function.

The present study examined whether children's goals and strategies in friendship conflict situations are predictive of their friendship adjustment, after accounting for level of peer acceptance.