Multivariable analyses found significant associations between current pregnancy and age, marital status, motor score, and mobility and occupation scale scores.
The multivariable analyses found that use of solid fuel was associated with post-neonatal mortality (hazard ratio [HR] =1.92, 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.42 2.58) and child mortality (HR = 1.63, CI: 1.09 2.42), but was not associated with neonatal mortality (HR = 1.01, CI: 0.73 1.26).
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).
In multivariable analyses, variables found to be significantly associated with the outcome under investigation in the univariable analyses will be used.
We included number of pain sites (excluding low back and pelvic area) in the multivariable analyses, and found that it did not contribute in any of the models.
Our study did not identify any significant associations between child sex and illness reporting or help-seeking in multivariable analyses and found that compared to boys, private diarrhoea care was marginally more likely to be sought for girls.
In multivariable analyses, we found that besides markers of bone resorption, which are specific to bone, only VEGF was independently associated with bone metastases, probably because it mediates biological processes involved at multiple steps of bone metastasis formation.
In separate multivariable analyses, hyperglycemia was found to be independently predictive of mortality (P < 0.0001), DSWI (P = 0.0001), and LOS (P < 0.002).
In the present study, according to the results from multivariable analyses, it was found that periodontal conditions was not significantly associated with three scoring formats of OHRQoL after adjustment for pregnancy-related variables and possible confounders.
However, the relationship found by Hunt et al was established using bivariable analyses, whereas in our study the association was only found in multivariable analyses.
In multivariable analyses, no independent association was found between refugee status and unsuppressed viral load after adjusting for age, sex, time on HAART, time from diagnosis to HAART start, temporary migration in the past year and time to clinic.
