However, on multivariable analysis, individuals with HER2neu+/Ki-67+ DCIS had a high likelihood of developing local recurrence.
On multivariable analysis, individuals with HER2/neu+/Ki-67+ profile were three times more likely to develop a non-invasive recurrence (HR=3.22, 95% CI: 1.47, 7.03, P=0.003) compared with cases with other molecular phenotypes.
On multivariable analysis amongst individuals with symptoms for ≥7 days, tuberculosis influenza co-infection was associated with increased risk of death, (adjusted relative risk ratio (aRRR) (6.1, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.6-23.4), as compared to tuberculosis only infection.
The multivariable analysis for individuals with colon cancer demonstrated a significant reduction in the odds of dying within 1 month of diagnosis in successive diagnosis years (OR 0.91, 95% CI: 0.88 0.94) but no change in the odds of dying between 1 3 and 3 12 months from diagnosis.
In a multivariable case control analysis, individuals remaining in the UK who received specialist HIV care in 2010 but not in 2011 were more likely to be ART naïve and to have a low CD4 T-cell count than those who received care in both years, although the CD4 finding may simply be a reflection of non-use of ART.
Additional file 1. Multivariable analysis for individual echocardiography parameters.
Hospitalisations or rehospitalisations for heart failure and mortality identified by multivariable analysis in individual studies are presented (table 2), including their estimated effect size (eg, OR or HR) and 95% CI.
School-level risk factors were initially analyzed individually within a multilevel model with students at level 1 and schools at level 2. All risk factors with p<0.1 were then included in a multilevel logistic regression model for a multivariable analysis; again, individual students were at level 1, and schools were at level 2 of the model with explanatory variables at both levels.
After adjustment in multivariable analysis, women and individuals with higher schooling in adulthood (≥12 years) showed greater adherence to the healthy pattern.
Multivariable analysis showed that individuals who were in the middle, richer and richest wealth quintiles had increased odds of having HIV over those in the poorest quintile.
We found that this is not solely due to out-migration from the UK since in multivariable analysis based on demographic factors, individuals remaining in the UK but not receiving care were more likely to be black-African.
