Furthermore, multivariate analysis indicated that these three parameters are independent prognostic indicators.
In all cases, however, AORs from multivariate analysis indicated no significance (Table 3).
Multivariate analysis indicated that MMP-7 serum level ≥11.5 ng/mL was an independent predictor of poor survival (Table 4).
Multivariate analysis indicated that permanence, depth, flow and altitude were the main environmental variables explaining invertebrate and plant assemblage composition.
Multivariate analysis indicated that streams did not significantly differ up and downstream of golf courses for landscape, water quality, and DOM groups, but significantly differed among streams.
A multivariate analysis indicated that the major differences in microbial function could be associated with modification of the soil N cycle following agricultural management.
Multivariate analysis indicated age as the most important risk factor followed by ethnicity.
Multivariate analysis indicated that detection of hilar nodes on PET was an independent predictor of negative diagnostic impact of PET.
Multivariate analysis indicated contacts of cases with cough and diarrhoea, and contacts in quarantined households were significantly more likely to develop influenza-like symptoms.
Multivariate analysis indicated that TGF-beta1 and AFP were significantly correlated with the presence of HCC.
Moreover, multivariate analysis indicated that young age is an independent negative prognostic factor.
