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The present study found an association between migraine and EDS in bivariate analysis, which was weaker in the multivariable analyses and disappeared when adjusting for all potential confounders, a finding similar to that of The Korean population-based study when adjusting for anxiety, depression, sleep duration and Pittsburgh Sleep Quality index score [22].

Data were extracted from five studies that used multivariable analyses and used more than a single observation for the evaluation of the risk factor [42], [62], [65], [68], [69].

We looked for the factor(s) that influence Treg evolution between baseline and M12 of TI in multivariable analyses, and found that the only factor independently related to the increase in Tregs'proportion following TI was the increase in the proportion of CD8+T cells co-expressing HLA-DR and CD38 (n = 25, β = 3.345±1.025, p = 0.005) (Fig. 3).

To be able to perform stratified and multivariable analyses, and taking loss to follow-up into account, larger numbers will be needed.

This relationship was retained in multivariable analyses and is line with other research demonstrating knowledge to be a significant predictor of bowel cancer screening uptake [ 29, 47, 49].

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.

Both univariable and multivariable analyses were performed and are presented as crude and adjusted odds ratios, with 95% confidence intervals.

By multivariable analyses, IL-8 and TNFα, but not MIF levels, were associated with the diagnosis of an underlying autoimmune disease.

This cohort showed the expected clinical behavior according to both the stratification of the established cytogenetic categories and to the canonical prognosticators by univariable and multivariable analyses (Supplemental Figure S1 and Table S2).

We used co-morbidity data from the questionnaire for multivariate and multivariable analyses.

With univariable and multivariable analyses, we identified clinical and brain imaging characteristics that would predict 30-day mortality among these patients.