Sentence examples for main analyses that from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, a chance finding cannot be ruled out given the number of exposures (n = 9) and outcomes (n = 3) assessed in the present study (for the main analyses that includes the assessment of interactions, ~ 81 models were fitted).

In our exploratory analyses considering an alternative conceptual framework with parity and breastfeeding as confounders, ORs were generally lower than estimates from our main analyses that were not adjusted for these factors.

For this purpose, we used the exposure lags that showed the strongest associations with the ECG parameters in the performed main analyses that included exposure variables separately as fixed effects in mixed models.

Fifthly, we carried out a sensitivity analysis to test our assumption in the main analyses that participants were 100% productive during the hours of partial work resumption.

Given there are correlations between the two variables used in the main analyses, that is, job demand and control, and other work-related characteristics we cannot fully rule out the possibility that the main associations found may be partially explained by other work-related characteristics.

As predicted, the main analyses showed that those with any anxiety disorder and participants who had lifetime diagnosis of MDD were significantly more likely to endorse DLE.

The results of these sensitivity analyses are similar to those observed in the main analyses, suggesting that the null associations were less likely due to measurement error in atherosclerosis assessment.

The results for activity level and responses with short IRTs were in accordance with the main analyses, indicating that the findings were not produced by a small and non-representative control group.

In our study, the within patient estimates, based on different definitions of treatment status, did not invalidate the results from the main analyses, indicating that exposure time misclassification is unlikely to account for the results.

Outcomes from main analyses suggested that each 1-hour extension of closing hours was associated with a statistically significant increase of 4.8 assaults (95% CI 2.60, 6.99) per 100 000 inhabitants per quarter (i.e. an increase of about 16%).

Although this formulation led to lower predicted values of D and VC in all simulations, relative changes between the baseline climate and future climate were similar to those based on the main analyses, except that the dry-hot conditions are predicted to lead to a small decrease of VC in Zones 4 and 5 rather than a small increase.