After adjustments, increasing quartiles of combined fruit and vegetable intake were associated with decreasing reduction of odds of cataract or cataract extraction, (P for trend = 0.008).
Overall, an increase of the HL score by one point was associated with a decrease of the odds of having diabetes by a relative 0.05 (OR 0.95; 95 % CL 0.93; 0.93).
One unit increase in MAP at beginning of treatment decrease the odds of hypotension by 7.6%% (OR:.924; 95%% CI .869 to.982).
Nevertheless, among foreign-born mothers, a similar pattern of decreasing odds of SGA birth associated with marital status was observed with increasing IPI. Figure 2 illustrates the protective effects of being a subsequent birth compared to being firstborn.
In this analysis, paternal concentrations of methyl paraben in the second quartile and propyl paraben in the fourth quartile were significantly associated with and suggestive of decreased odds of live birth following IUI, respectively.
Stressors showing a significant interaction with single motherhood that point in the opposite direction of decreased odds of smoking in single mothers ('Table 5) were not included in the analysis.
An OR of <1 suggests a decrease in odds of achieving treatment response when the level of baseline variable increases by one unit, and vice versa.
Certain comorbid diseases can increase or decrease the odds of discontinuation of antidepressant therapy.
Avoiding their use in favour of bark, carpet, or blankets would be beneficial in terms of decreasing the odds of having an active lesion.
This is consistent with the finding of a non-significant decrease in odds of FIR for PRP compared to SOC in the multivariate logistic regression analysis.
