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In multivariate analysis, similar associations were obtained for overall obesity (data not shown).

In the multivariate analysis, similar results were also obtained for other tumour types, such as pulmonary (Pelosi et al, 2003a), oesophageal (Hashimoto et al, 2005a), breast (Yoder et al, 2005) carcinomas and more recently CRC (Hashimoto et al, 2006).

In multivariate analysis, similar results were obtained when the relationship between increasing frequency of weekly episodes of vigorous physical activity and vastus medialis (beta 54.9; 95% confidence interval [CI] 24.6, 85.2) (P = 0.0004) and vastus lateralis (beta 3.0; 95% CI -13.6, 19.5) (P = 0.73) was considered.

Multivariate analysis demonstrated similar findings.

If the definition of a malarial episode was relaxed to include all those that were dipstick positive (N = 271/598), results from the multivariate analysis were similar for haplotype "D" (OR = 0.61, p = 0.012, for all ages.

Multivariate analysis showed similar results (table 1).

The variables included in the multivariate analysis were similar to that used in the univariate analysis.

The results from the stepwise multivariate analysis were similar to those obtained in the univariate analysis.

The multivariate analysis showed similar significant risk factors for positive QFT and TST >15 mm.

Our multivariate analysis showed similar findings with other investigators [ 18, 19] that antimicrobial usage, increased risk for CRE colonization.

Controlling for baseline characteristics in the multivariate analysis gave similar results with a mean total costs of £290.13 in the intervention group and £174.81 in the usual care group (mean difference £115.32, 95% CI £83.49 to £146.63).