Two cross-sectional studies showed that the impact of the syndrome on CVD was greatly attenuated in a multivariate analysis by controlling for certain of its components, thereby suggesting that the whole is not greater than its parts [ 38, 39].
Moreover, despite certain baseline differences, multivariate analysis identified chemotherapy as the only independent risk factor for preoperative and postoperative TEE.
One- way analysis of variance (ANOVA) with a Tukey post- hoc analysis and multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) controlling for certain confounding factors, was conducted to determine whether differences derived from the comparison of continuous variables among the educational categories were statistically significant.
Multivariate analysis was used to assess the independent effect of certain personal and health-related factors.
Certain differences between hospitals persisted in multivariate analysis – H2 was significantly higher, and H1 had significantly lower motivation scores than average.
While the univariate analysis shows which spots are differently expressed at a certain significance level (5% FDR), the multivariate analysis is performed to identify the minimum set of spots giving good predictive performance.
Other studies where multivariate analysis was employed (including our previous report) revealed expressions of certain molecules in the primary tumor as independent predictors of DNM, including downregulation of E-cadherin and upregulation of SIP1 (ZEB2), Cyclin D1 (CCND1), and S100A2 [ 53– 53].
By multivariate analysis performance status, disease extent and pattern of metastases along with certain biochemical features were influential independent variables for survival, objective and symptom response.
In metabolite-based clustering, the intensities of a metabolite under certain experimental conditions provide an intensity vector representation for multivariate analysis.
We were unable to control certain potential inheritable or congenitally related risk factors in our multivariate analysis for croup including croup frequency, family history of croup, gastroesophageal reflux, and anatomical variations.
