Partner's lower educational attainment and unemployment were also associated with past year IPV in bivariable but not multivariable analyses, after adjusting for low SES among women attending a WIC clinic (Malcoe et al. 2004).
In multivariable analyses after adjusting for sociodemographic variables (age, gender, size of residential area, educational level and monthly income level; Model 1), migraine showed an increased OR for insufficient sleep (OR = 2.3, 95% CI = 1.6 –3.1, p < 0.001).
Multivariable analyses after stratification based on ER status also showed that the prognostic value of IGF1R only remained in the ER-negative subgroup (Table 3a).
We assessed the possible impact of reverse causality (undiagnosed diabetes causing baseline depression) by repeating our multivariable analyses after the removal of all incident cases of diabetes that were diagnosed within the first 12 months after baseline (n = 6,086).
For the adverse pregnancy and birth outcomes as well as for the anthropometric outcomes, we carried out multivariable analyses after adjusting for the potential confounders of maternal age, height, country of origin, cohabitation, smoking, infants' birth order, and a diagnosis of maternal alcohol or substance misuse disorder.
On multivariable analyses, after adjustment for maternal sociodemographics, pre-pregnancy BMI, gestation length, parity and smoking habits, misperception of pre-pregnancy body weight status was associated with an increased odds of excessive gestational weight gain (normal weight overassessors, OR: 2.0, 95% CI: 1.3, 3.0; overweight/obese underassessors, OR: 7.6, 95% CI: 3.4, 17.0; Table 2).
We identified four factors that were potentially associated with higher 24-hour average PM concentrations in multivariable analyses and after model selection using the QIC.
IPFP area was positively associated with BMLs in univariable analyses; however, in multivariable analyses, particularly after adjustment for tibial bone area, larger IPFP area was associated with reduced BMLs in all compartments, where increasing per-cm area was significantly associated with 30% and 17% reduced odds of presence of BMLs at medial femoral and any compartments, respectively.
Multivariable analyses were conducted after examination of potential effect modifiers.
In Model 3, multivariable analyses were performed after adjustment for pregnancy-related variables and possible confounders.
All the multivariable analyses were repeated after exclusion of the identified outliers.
