Finally, multivariate models indicated the BMIz-score as a strong and independent determinant of leptin levels (Table 6), and, along with HOMA-IR and triglycerides, it accounted for ∼70% of its variance.
Multivariate models indicated that gestational age, race, and gender were significantly associated with surfactant use (Table 1).
Further, results from our multivariate models indicated that genetic influences on leisure time activities were largely specific to that activity.
RESULTS After correction for multiple analyses, multivariate models indicated that perceived need for antihyperglycemic medication was associated with being younger, being prescribed insulin, and being prescribed multiple medications.
ORs changed less than 10% when considering potential confounding factors individually or in multivariate models, indicating that the effects of confounding are limited.
The final multivariate models indicated that sociodemographic, psychological, and clinical factors were reasonable predictors of new‐onset WP in older adults.
Fit statistics for the present multivariate models indicated a fair to good model fit, suggesting that additional variability in the data may not be accounted for by the hypothesized model.
For both CB-153 and CB-180, the multivariate models indicated that besides increasing maternal age, lower birth order (parity), being unmarried, and maternal smoking during pregnancy were independently associated with higher cord levels.
Furthermore, there was no significant association with percentage body fat in the bivariate and multivariate models, indicating that a high-fat diet - rather than the degree of dietary obesity - mediates their antidepressive-like behaviors.
