When mutually adjusted, exposure to HIV-related information, attitudes toward people with HIV/AIDS and perceived risk of HIV/AIDS infection independently contributed to the explained variance in OIDP beyond the contributions of sociodemographic characteristics and oral health indicators.
If we focus especially on the partial contribution of work characteristics, we find that work characteristics significantly and independently contributed to the frequency of visiting a GP, but only for men.
We found that while all three independently contributed to stability, the egocentric constraint dominated.
In conclusion, both gender and brain size independently contributed to volume distribution in different subcortical areas of the human brain.
In a multivariate model, higher education, higher mental and physical health status, and neuroticism independently contributed to 24% of the variance in overall compliance.
Stigma independently contributed a significant 5.3% of the explained variance in quality of life, after removing contributions of HIV-related symptoms and severity of illness.
A multivariate regression analysis indicated that blood lead level and arsenic methylation capacity each independently contributed to the risk of developmental delay.
Stepwise multivariant analysis showed that AIRg (P =.035) and SI (P =.046), but not free IGF-I levels, independently contributed to 28% of CBG variance at 22 minutes.
Multinomial multiple logistic regression analysis showed that symptom status, the degree of stenosis, perceived availability of CE, and physician specialty independently contributed to the explained variance in the reported use of CE (P <.001).
The diagnosis of AKI during hospital admission independently contributed toward increased hospital mortality, increased ICU mortality and increased mortality 90 days and 1 year after hospital discharge in the young adult patients.
It is important to recognize that this patient had a recent history of bone marrow transplant with exposure to chemotherapy, which may also be a causative factor in the development of PRES, or may have independently contributed to the tissue injury.
