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Mixed models (with patients fitted at random) were used for two-sample comparisons in the presence of repeated measurements.
We performed multi level regression analyses (mixed models) with patients (level 1) nested within the practices (level 2).
Multilevel models with patients and trials as the two levels will be explored to investigate treatment effect on various outcomes.
We therefore compared results from multilevel random intercept regression models, with patients nested in practices, with corresponding simple single level models.
were evaluated by using the multilevel mixed effect models, with patients nested in GPs and GPs nested in assessors (Table 2).
However, all statistical inferences in the moderator analyses are based on models including all patients (n = 107), models with patients who had at least three assessments (n = 88), and models controlling for the separate effects of comorbidity.
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For the identification of factors that contribute to the outcomes studied, generalized linear mixed models with patient identification and identification of each individual swab as random effects were used.
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