Results from the final (reduced) multivariate model containing 28 variables suggested that older age and female sex were associated with substantial reductions in the risk of return to custody, while Indigenous status was associated with a moderate increase.
Final multivariate models included country and variables where p≤0.1 for the LRT comparing the multivariate model containing the variable with the model that did not.
In a multivariate model containing raw tomatoes and raw jalapeño peppers as independent exposure variables, only raw jalapeño peppers were independently associated with illness (adjusted-mOR, 25; 95% CI, 3.4 >1000) (Table 2).
In a multivariate model containing red salsa and cheese sauce as independent exposure variables, only red salsa was independently associated with illness (adjusted-mOR, 37; 95% CI, 7.2 386) (Table 2).
Our data support the concept that adiponectin is an important marker in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis since adiponectin remains significantly associated with plaque morphology in a fully adjusted multivariate model containing age, sex, BMI, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, smoking, family history of CAD, LDL-C, HDL-C, triglycerides, hsCRP, medication and PAT volume.
Estimates are from a multivariate model containing all variables shown in the table.
Results: For the test group (N = 145), the best multivariate model contained 5 variables: wheezing, air entry, contraction of scalenes, suprasternal retraction, and oxygen saturation.
‡ The multivariate model contains all parameters that were associated with the outcome in the univariate model.
The multivariate model contained every significant variable and interaction from univariate analyses.
#Multivariate model contained included 210 patients due to missing values, stratified by population.
The multivariate model contained factors such as TNSA, grade and tumour size (Table 3).
