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Tables 1, 2, 3 show the results from the main effects logistic regression model, including adjusted odds ratios with corresponding 95% confidence intervals.

The half-life of the antibody response was analysed in a repeated measurements analysis using log-linear regression model including adjusting for associations between multiple data points from the same subjects.

Regarding a co-linearity of height and adjusted BW, the final generalized model included adjusted BW, EVLWIfem and CIfem to characterize factors independently associated with the difference (EVLWIfem-EVLWIjug).

The results of models including adjusting for tobacco smoking and coal tar exposure (OR2 in Tables 3 and 4) were comparable with results without such adjustment (OR1 in Tables 3 and 4).

The results of the linear and mixed models include adjusted approximations of confidence intervals (CIs) and P values based on multiple comparisons (simultaneous inference) of predictors using the "glht" function from the "multcomp" package (Hothorn et al. 2008).

A sensitivity analysis of the GEE model was performed by including adjusted urinary cotinine concentration as a continuous variable instead of smoking status as a categorical independent variable.

One [ 12] reported estimates from more than one model, including one adjusted for dietary potassium and magnesium.

§Overall estimate is mean difference over all time points using a repeated measures model including variables adjusting for group, baseline score and time (see statistical analysis section for details).

Significant differences among health regions were found in the proportion of second-eye surgery when the logarithmic model including regions was adjusted (figure 4).

Using a combination of transportation and geostatistical models including spatially adjusted regression, and all-or-nothing traffic assignment, we show that cycling movements are not well balanced and different behaviors are associated with the length of trips.

In all of the models, including those adjusted for all covariates (for which none of the variance inflation factors exceeded 3), average long-term exposure to PM10 was not associated with greater arterial stiffness measured by YM (Table 4).