Matching criteria were relaxed to identify potential controls in some instances (age (n = 6), date (n = 11), cycle day (n = 13), and time (n = 5)).
Analysis of covariates indicated that gender, religion, and residence largely had no effect on the associations between pathogens; however, in some instances, age and season were identified as confounders or effect modifiers (Table 2).
The proposed certification system has the potential to provide information on a home's current status, for instance, age deterioration.
Thus, the instance (age= youth, student = no, credit_rating = fair) can be sorted down left the most branch of the tree and can be classified as a negative instance (i.e. tree predicts buys_computer = no).
For instance, age influences both crime and reporting behaviour, as younger people commit on average more crimes and might also be less willing to reveal their true criminal behaviour, for example because of parental pressure.
Those independent (explanatory variables have been grouped as individual characteristics, household characteristics, and community characteristics. For instance, age, sex, and education level best describe individual characteristics. Household's total asset, household's access to various media outlets (TV, radio, and newspaper) describe the household's characteristics.
In the province of New Brunswick, for instance, age of consent may be as low as 16 years old.
For instance, age effects do not appear to modify substantially the highly significant associations found for BDNF, RANTES, EGF, TIMP-1, ENA-78 and MDC levels with schizophrenia.
For instance, age and educational qualification of females explained their participation in PA but not meeting the recommended level.
These studies should use appropriate animals, when possible, and address potential relevant confounding effects, for instance, age, gender, chronic disease, burn, inflammation, wounding, and partial-body exposure.
This would be in line with the long-lasting effects of, for instance, age at menarche (Baanders and de Waard, 1992; Peeters et al, 1995).
