These ORs were adjusted for significant covariates including alcohol misuse, marriage status and monthly income.
It should be noted that this association was observed after controlling for important confounders in the present study such as alcohol misuse, marital status, and monthly income.
aAdjusting for alcohol misuse, marriage status and monthly income; education was not independently significantly associated with IPV in this sub-group.
In keeping with our previous studies, we included a range of CIDI-derived potential confounding variables in model 2. These include substance misuse, 23 marital status and migrant status, 24 educational status, employment status and family income, and trauma exposure.
"It's very possible that this organization is misusing its status as a charity," David Nelson, a specialist on nonprofit organizations who reviewed FACT's tax filings for the Post, told the paper.
We tested for plausible interactions (between substance misuse and employment status, smoking and employment status, pre-existing mental health problems and use of antenatal care, and substance misuse and use of antenatal care) by adding interaction terms, one at a time, and subsequent likelihood ratio testing (LR-test, P < 0.05).
We focused on three outcomes, measured through audited medical records and laboratory tests: completion of the programme, continued alcohol and drug misuse, and occupational status at five years.
Senator Charles Grassley, a Republican from Iowa, has asked Sexton for financial documents going back to 2000, so that he can investigate whether the university misused its nonprofit status by bestowing on its top employees benefits more fitting for a corporation.
Notably, some of its larger remaining members are among the few entities -- Keiser, CollegeAmerica, Herzing -- that have shifted from for-profit to non-profit, creating concerns that have been raised in the New York Times, Miami Herald, and elsewhere that the conversions are misusing non-profit status.
Most useful verb to deride the opposition's misuse of only-superpower status and economic boom: "Instead of seizing this moment, the Clinton-Gore administration has squandered it".
Nine were removed from their posts for not fulfilling their judicial duties, seven for inappropriate behaviour or comments, three as a result of civil proceedings or criminal convictions and one because of a misuse of their judicial status.
