Also, Mark et al.'s [ 14] bivariate model found that the more schizophrenia patients doctors were treating, the earlier they adopted atypical medication the variable became an insignificant determinant of new drug uptake only in the multivariate analysis.
Contrary to other studies, normal glomeruli were observed at even scores between the two groups, denoting that the percentage of normal glomeruli was insignificant as a determinant of renal function impairment and prognosis of treatment response.
Interpretation and link to theory In the full conditional models, several hypothesized determinants proved to be insignificant predictors when included in multivariate analysis: self-concept, use of learning strategies, classroom management, gender, and ESCS.
Multivariate regression analysis rendered the relationship between visceral adipose tissue and LVDD insignificant, whereas EpF was the most powerful determinant of LVDD (odds ratio = 2.41, 95% confidence interval = 1.43 4.08, p < 0.01).
Now essentially all the coefficients become insignificant, and it is difficult to draw any strong conclusions about the determinants of immigrant hiring at the firm-level.
However, determinants like gender and urban/rural residence were found to be statistically insignificant.
The number of censored observations is given in the text or in Figure 2. Kaplan-Meier curves were also used to evaluate the relationship between exclusive breastfeeding duration and socioeconomic determinants, since Cox's regression may fail to detect clinically important, but statistically insignificant, relationships[ 19].
The two newly constructed variables are insignificant in all the regressions, implying that being liberated by specific troops was not a determinant of long-run economic growth.
In assessing the determinants of willingness to pay, the results in Table 2 surprisingly show that sex of the fish processor is insignificant in both the participation and level equation.
"That isn't insignificant".
