Importantly, adjusting for blood cell proportions barely influenced the effect estimates, so in Table 3, we report both P-values, with and without the cell proportion adjustment (while including all of the other confounders).
Importantly, adjusted parameter estimates for glucose responses between 0 and 60 min were altered little by the inclusion of either total fat or lean mass in the ANOVA modeling.
Importantly, when adjusted for population-at-risk, the TB risk among non-resident population was found to be decreasing at a rate of about 3% per year despite the burgeoning size of the non-resident population.
Importantly, although we adjusted for anxiety and depression in the present paper, this does not rule out the possibility that these disorders are likely to play a major role in the development of insomnia in subjects with chronic painful conditions [3, 4].
Most importantly, although we adjusted for many of the most important confounders, our controls were not matched for BMI, headache or history of depression.
Importantly, after adjusting for the classical clinical risk factors age >50, sudden onset of headache and abnormal neurological exam [11], copeptin remained an independent risk factor for serious secondary headache.
Importantly, after adjusting for the other variables indigenous status was not a significant risk factor for antepartum stillbirth (HR 1.09 95% CI 0.77, 1.55).
Importantly, after adjusting for these two variables (age and regulatory conditions), neither tissue-specificity nor disease-association were found to be significant (P > 0.05) sources of variation in the number of connections observed for a given gene.
Importantly, we adjust for factors that affect male and female CD equally (e.g., clinical culture, "delivery on demand") by including the monthly count of female CD as a control variable.
Finally, and very importantly, we have not adjusted for the potential effects of education which is a known strong predictor of cognitive function [ 65– 67] and on the rates of decline [ 68].
