Table 5 > -wrap-foot> shows the correlation between cause-specific survival and candidate-predictive factors including allelic imbalance at each locus.
Among women, there is a strong correlation between cause-specific RMI level and the size black/white difference in cause-specific RMI.
Furthermore, none of censoring, correlation between causes of death, and misclassification of causes of death (Additional file 1: Table A.2 and Figure A.3) affect the results.
Causation implies correlations between cause and effect, but this does not always apply the other way around: correlations between two systems can result from a common cause in their history rather than from a direct causal interaction.
We used Fishers exact test to evaluate statistical correlations between cause of ESRD and cerebral infarction.
We evaluated the statistical correlations between cause of ESRD and clinical oral and radiographic parameters.
We evaluated statistical correlations between cause of ESRD (the diabetic and non-diabetic groups) and periodontal parameters and serum IgG titers specific to them using Mann Whitney test.
We analyzed statistical correlations between cause of ESRD and 3 periodontopathogens in saliva and subgingival plaque using both Mann Whitney and Fishers exact test.
Correlations between causes of increasing and unnecessary radiology use were identified.
