Sentence examples for multivariate analysis reported from inspiring English sources

This variable was included in the multivariate analysis reported below.

A multivariate analysis reported that the only factor associated with autochthonous HEV infection in this region was the consumption of game meat (6 ).

It is anticipated that the hazard ratio for NLR in the primary model will be larger than the hazard ratio (1.6) observed in the multivariate analysis reported by Chua et al.[ 30].

The NHANES 1999 2000 sample population is not large enough to stratify racial/ethnic groups by foreign-birth status and obtain accurate estimates; however, in a multivariate analysis reported previously that used NHANES III data (6 ), being born outside the United States was a significant risk factor for T. gondii seropositivity.

In a multivariate analysis (reported in the text below) that excluded measures of prior health system contact, the odds of being diagnosed with stage III/IV disease were 76% higher (OR=1.76; 95% Confidence Interval [CI] 1.37 – 2.28; p < 0.0001) for patients with previously undiagnosed diabetes (compared to previously diagnosed diabetes).

In our study, the "depression" psychological variable is the only one significantly associated with all QOL domains of the WHOQOL-26, as in the findings of Müller-Vahl et al. [ 14] who, using multivariate analysis, reported that depression assessed by the BDI was the only variable significantly associated with reduced quality of life.

The multivariate statistical analysis, reported in extenso in online supplementary table S1, showed that vitreo-retinal abnormalities were significantly associated with older age (p<0.01), cataract surgery (p=0.01), or cataract (p<0.01).

The multivariate logistic regression analysis reported in Table 2, showed that the young (compared to elderly) and married (compared to unmarried) were more likely to use condoms.

Almost two-thirds played videogames (59.6%) for 1.6 hours per day and the multivariate linear regression analysis reported that this amount was significantly higher in those younger, males, who watched more TV, who spent more time at the computer, and when the parents do not control when they play videogames (Model 3).

Although Klinger et al. [ 31] performed a multivariate analysis, we reported the prognostic factors based on their univariate analysis, since this study reported several models for different time intervals which was more difficult to compare with other results.

Appropriate workflows for univariate and multivariate analysis are reported.