In multiple regression analysis, HCC remained the only variable associated with HFE-HH genotypes (OR = 5.81, P = 0.018).
A causal relationship should not be inferred about the association between anaemia and ART response, however using our multiple regression analysis, anemia remained a significant predictor of virological response.
Ten factors were linked to outcome yet in a multiple regression model only two remained predictive.
However, after the multiple regression analysis, only rs7725218 remained independently significant (Table 1).
After correction for the higher age in the ICD group using stepwise multiple regression, all conclusions drawn remained the same.
In a multiple regression model only rs12155555 remained significant; thus, all three SNPs appear to reflect the same association signal.
On multiple regression analysis, fetal leptin remained positively associated with neonatal anthropometry, independent of BMI, neonatal gender total gestational age or study group assignment.
In multiple regression analyses, urinary NAG/Cr remained as a significant risk factor after adjusting for other variables (unstandardized coefficient, 95% CI; -4.5, -8.6 to −0.5, P = 0.03).
On multiple regression analysis, fetal leptin remained significantly associated with adiposity, independent of gender, maternal BMI, gestational age or study group assignment, while fetal C-peptide was no longer significant.
In multiple regression models, only school functioning remained significant in the CLD group.
