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Examination of this data by multivariate analysis suggests that plasma from subjects with autism may have a unique peptide/protein profile.

The univariate significance coupled with nonsignificance but wide confidence intervals by multivariate analysis suggests that larger sample sizes may be needed to address this issue definitively.

The loss of this effect when the insulin data were corrected for glucose effect by multivariate analysis suggests that this apparent correlation may be primarily related to glucose change.

However, at 24 hours, only BNP levels independently predicted mortality by multivariate analysis, suggesting a more sensitive response in patients with a favorable outcome at this early time point.

The different ratios of infiltration and proliferation of grade II and III Ols and As demonstrated by multivariate analysis suggest that the spatial organisation of the less invasive Ols may correspond to type I or to type II with a limited diffuse component, while that of the more invasive As corresponds to more diffuse type II or to type III structures.

Multivariate analysis suggests growing inequalities in utilization of the two outcomes across different economic groups.

These results, further supported by a multivariate analysis, suggest that domestic fumes exposure during childhood is a risk factor for NPC in North Africa.

This is supported by the quantitative survey analysis in which individual attitudes were significantly related to practice in univariate analysis but did not remain significant in multivariate analysis suggesting a high level of interaction between these variables.

This differential effect has been confirmed by multivariate analysis and suggests that it may be possible to identify different tumor phenotypes which are characterized by an increasing risk of PSA failure and death.

The greater odds ratio for observing field mice obtained by multivariate analysis compared with bivariate analysis suggests either interaction of terms in the regression model or confounding in the bivariate analysis, although we were unable to identify either.

Of note, the pooled HR estimate by multivariate analysis was 1.38 (95% CI: 1.02 1.87), suggesting that CDKN2A hypermethylation might be an independent prognostic factor for patients with colorectal cancer.