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*n = 26, † Bivariate model using WHO functional class and hyperbilirubinemia, ‡ Bivariate model using BNP and bilirubin concentration.

Given the interdependence between WHO functional class and plasma BNP concentration, two models of bivariate analysis were analyzed: a model using WHO functional class and hyperbilirubinemia (both categorical data, Model 1) and a model using BNP and bilirubin concentration (both continuous data, Model 2).

The model used WHO data on people access to pregnancy care and vaccinations, as well as the number of children treated for pneumonia and diarrhoea, which they used as measures of barriers to health care that could result in missed cancer diagnoses.

We test our model using subjects who underwent diffusion MRI and resting state fMRI.

In the second model, using children who were iron-replete at both visits as the referent group, for children with ID at both visits, the OR for predicting lead poisoning at the second visit was 5.54 (95% CI, 2.25-13.62).

The CVCT promotional model used INLs who identified INAs, who in turn conducted community-based promotion and distribution of CVCT invitations in two neighbourhoods over 18 months, with a mobile unit in one neighbourhood crossing over to the other mid-way through.

We incorporated some elements of a widely used WHO model, which includes: driving forces → pressures → environmental states → exposures → health conditions or effects, shown in Figure 2 (Briggs et al. 1996; Furgal and Gosselin 2002; von Schirdning 2002).

The association between self-reported heart attacks and being overweight/obese was notably strong for the model using the standard WHO cutoff (prevalence ratio = 4.67; 95% CI; 1.37, 15.9).

Because incidence is modeled using only WHO region and under five mortality rates, the estimated change in incidence over time is driven by changes in under five mortality.

Exploratory modelling using patients who received only albumin infusion in both treatment arms of CRISTAL 61 did not alter the conclusion of no mortality benefit as the cumulative z score crossed the futility boundary (online supplement).

MFMC uses a peer facilitation model, using secondary school graduates, who receive 10 days of training on the MFMC manual.