In a logistic regression model including gender, intercurrent HH formation, intercurrent UV cabinet use, surgical unit traineeship and report of regular use of AHR, the hazard ratio for the intervention was 3.837 (IC 2.086 7.058).
An ANOVA model including gender, exposure to early trauma, and MAOA genotype as between-subjects factors showed significant MAOA×ETLE (F1,227 = 8.20, P = 0.005) and gender×MAOA×ETLE (F1,227 = 7.04, P = 0.009) interaction effects.
With the multivariate regression model including gender, age, income and religion, it was found that male compared to female, 65 79 year olds compared to adolescents, people with low incomes compared to high income groups, and people from Reformed Congregations compared to people without religious background, were more likely to have an IgG-Ptx concentration ≥62.5 EU/ml (table 2).
Differential expression of genes was also calculated with a multivariate linear regression model including gender, age and batch.
Thereafter a logistic regression model including gender, age, BMI and the combined MELD/ICG score was performed.
Adjusted RR are presented: adjusted for country of recruitment only; multivariate model including gender, age, membership in support groups, and country of recruitment.
The best model included gender, BMI, and sin-cos functions of measurement day.
Categorical variables in the model included gender, race, diagnosis, substance abuse diagnosis, and cocaine toxicology result.
(Model included gender, rural background, preference for RCS, generalist intent, rural practice interest and self-efficacy).
Covariates considered for adjustment in the model included gender, age, height, weight, and socioeconomic class.
The final model included gender, education, baseline and follow-up CD4 cell count, and baseline GDS.
