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In a separate multivariate model restricted to periods of VL non-suppression, incarceration was independently associated with lending used syringes (AOR = 1.81, 95% CI: 1.03, 3.18).

However, there was a strong advantage in overall survival for patients who received adjuvant chemotherapy in the multivariate model restricted to patients with a MSKCC-CRS > 2 (HR 0.40; 95% CI 0.23 0.70; p = 0.001).

There was consistency in the ORs for Aboriginality in the different multivariate models using restricted sub-cohorts and different Aboriginal identifiers.

Attempts to assess the importance and interdependence of the various risk factors in a multivariate model are restricted to a small number of examples; the authors focus their analysis onto characteristics of the fracture and neglect patient history factors, as reported by Audigé et al. [4] in a retrospective study and by Hee et al. [5] in a prospective study.

Multivariate modeling was restricted to one covariate per model (trivariate models) due to the limitation in our sample size.

When the multivariate model was restricted to individuals with data on gestational length, the β-coefficient changed markedly from −54 to −117 and the association became significant (Table  3).

When the multivariate model was restricted to include only hard-drug users, crack cocaine users were still significantly more likely than other drug users to be smear positive (p = 0.02).

There was consistency in the ORs in the different multivariate models for the restricted sub-cohorts.

The rg were estimated from a series of multivariate analyses applying an animal model restricted maximum-likelihood procedure.

Based on these facts, we sustain that multivariate modeling should be restricted to scenarios were assumptions for causal inference from cross-sectional studies effectively hold and that for such cases the logistic regression model remains the appropriate choice to capture the incidence contrast between exposure groups.

By restricting our multivariate models to Mexican-American Latinas vs. non-Latinas, the results were unchanged from those including all Latinas.