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Multivariable analyses suggested a trend toward greater risk of adverse outcomes in patients with suboptimal pharmacotherapy (hazard ratio=1.32, 95% confidence interval=0.95, 1.84).

Multivariable analyses suggested that patients at risk for CSDIs had lower CD4 counts (P = 0.006) and baseline weight (P = 0.023) and WHO Stage 3 or 4 disease (P≤0.007).

Multivariable analyses suggested that age, BMI, and insulin sensitivity independently affect SHBG and testosterone levels and the risk of metabolic syndrome and its components.

Multivariable analyses suggested that pregnant women with pH1N1 virus complicated by septic shock (OR, 19.23; 95% CI, 1.97 to 187.13; p = 0.011) were less likely to be successfully treated by NIV (Table 3).

Multivariable analyses suggest that medium-sized teams can address SBS concerns by increasing time per patient and consistently adopting patient-centered behaviors.

Our study did not have this problem and multivariable analyses suggest that differences in birth weight across social classes do not explain our observation.

Multivariable analyses suggest that it is independently associated with poor outcome, but whether this relation is truly causal remains difficult to establish.

We conducted a sensitivity analysis whereby we reclassified these individuals as having adolescent-onset obesity and found larger estimated effect sizes in identical multivariable analyses, suggesting that our results using the original categorization may be conservative estimates.

Multivariable adjusted analyses suggested that enhanced placental cytokine expression (TNFα and IFNγ) was primarily influenced by oxidative stress, whereas leptin expression appeared to be mostly mediated by As, and IL-1β appeared to be influenced by both oxidative stress and As.

For example, the multivariable regression analyses suggest that reducing the overall frequency of on-to-farm visits would be more effective for FD transmission, in contrast to limiting the clustering of consecutive visit days for DD transmission (Tables 3a and 3b).

Multivariable analyses did not suggest confounding by maternal age, parity, smoking in pregnancy, assisted fertilisation, or sex of the child.