I worked hard; I delivered engaging yet academically challenging lessons – despite us all being told that these two concepts were mutually exclusive; I assessed pupils in rigorous detail against ever-changing marking schemes; I completed fatuous administrative tasks within all deadlines.
To further explore any potential confounding, we assessed the mutually adjusted effects of gender and cleft type on the occurrence of tooth agenesis or microdontia through logistic regression.
Associations with wine and beer use (each grouped as never, 0.1 2.9 g/day (reference), 3 9.9, 10 19.9, 20 39.9, ≥40 g/day, ≥20 g/day in women) and total mortality were assessed in mutually adjusted models.
Table 3 shows associations, derived from Cox regression, of the nine components of the Mediterranean diet with mortality, assessed through mutually adjusted ratios contrasting high with low consumption (except for ethanol) and controlled for potential confounders as indicated in the footnote.
In order to test for mutual effects of the populations through glass, growth of non-mutually exposed populations was assessed for comparison.
Assessing mutually exclusive MHC groups, we found that all three condition groups differed from callers with no MHCs in multivariable models but did not differ from one another.
Our study provides the evidence that meconium is a novel non-invasive matrix for the surveillance of heavy metals during pregnancy, which can be mutually used to assess both prenatal children and gestational mothers' exposure.
Although the NCATS was not designed to assess mutually responsive orientation per se, it is based on direct observation and consists of separately coded behaviors for infants and mothers, including a subset of contingency items that assess the infant's and mother's responsiveness to one another.
Next, we assessed the multivariate (mutually adjusted) effects of all variables that attributed univariately with statistical significance (p < 0.05).
Race and ethnicity were assessed in a mutually exclusive fashion, and this procedure differs from those currently employed in many large-scale surveys (e.g., the Census).
Associations between individual- and area-level measures of SES were assessed, and their mutually-adjusted effects on density measures were estimated.
