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In the multivariate sensitivity analysis we found that the main inferences remain unchanged, while the proportion of cases due to recent transmission in 1968 and 2008 ranged from 29% to 65% and 22% to 34%, respectively (Figure 4).

Both univariable and multivariable inferences remain largely unaffected when restricting the analyses to ages 45-64.

Even though these are initial results, when seen together with the experience of health insurance in various countries from earlier studies our inferences remain valid.

While these variations can be partially controlled for by contrasting GC between experimental conditions [ 17,43,31] false inferences remain possible.

However, such inferences remain untested by addition and consideration of many other intervening taxa (where the alternative hypothesis is that many shared introns have arisen by parallel insertion).

Although the estimates of premature mortality by cause of death are 13 years old, the inferences remain the same because of an increasing incidence of NCDs.

The inferences remained unchanged with a significantly higher proportion of CRF51_01B-infected subjects having CXCR4-using virus (data not shown).

However, our results and inferences remained after adjusting for age at baseline and changes in fat and lean mass.

a.male, age, cardiac disease, b.male, age, cardiac disease, pulmonary disease, renal disease Adjustment for imbalances in pulmonary and renal disease in addition to age, gender and cardiac disease increased the estimated posterior median odds ratios for each of the study types and for the overall estimated odds ratio, though the inferences remained the same (Table 2).

After refitting the model for all-cardiac surgery with the composite EuroSCORE replaced by its constituent risk factors (model coefficients not reported here), the study inferences remained unchanged, although the HRs for IMD quintile groups were consistently greater by up to 9%.

When the analyses were repeated after the exclusion of children with a birth weight lower than 2.5 Kg (results not shown in detail), inferences remained unaffected or attenuated slightly whilst the confidence intervals around the effect estimates became as expected slightly wider due to the reduced sample size.