Multivariate analyses revealed that relative risk for nonmelanoma skin cancer remained relatively constant during 1 or more years of follow-up, and was strongly inversely related to age at transplantation.
Multivariate analyses demonstrated that relative post-treatment OPN plasma level changes but not absolute pre-treatment OPN plasma levels were independent predictors of survival in the multivariate analysis.
Multivariate analyses included proportional hazards regression and binomial logistic regression.
With multivariate analyses, we adjusted the relative risks for all factors significantly associated with family history in univariate analysis.
This was confirmed by multivariate analyses, which demonstrated a relative risk of 3.9 in the patients with positive nuclear survivin (P=0.02), as shown in Table 2 >.
However, they also found that urban invasiveness was related to rural abundance, but they did not perform multivariate analyses to assess the relative effect of brain size versus rural abundance on urban abundance.
All rights reserved[ 15] For overall survival, all of the variables assessed in both univariate and full multivariate analyses and their associated relative risk ratios are shown in Tables 3 and 4. At trial completion, 43% of patients were alive.
