Socio-demographic information on age, gender, ethnicity, country of origin, employment status, and highest qualification level attained was collected.
Table 6 presents univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses for the outcome GDM in relation to non-GDM for different background variables such as BMI, maternal age, country of origin, employment status, and educational level.
The following variables were studied: socio-demographic data (age, sex, country of origin, employment, living situation, site of diagnosis and toxic habits), clinical data (HIV co-infection, history of previous TB treatment, disease involvement and radiographic findings), and microbiological data (smear, culture and anti-TB drug sensitivity results).
Model 3: Adjusted OR for model 2 and maternal origin, education, employment, cohabiting status.
Similarly, while digital advertising allows you to access an audience on highly targeted criteria, radio in the UK uses Rajar (radio joint audience research) to get an understanding of people's listening habits using a "diary" and categories such as sex, age, social grade, ethnic origin, region and employment status.
209 – the 1996 constitutional amendment approved by California voters that outlaws "preferential treatment" on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin in public employment, education or contracting – Brown said the courts, not the Legislature, should decide if changes can be made.
We further infer from this study that students from a business oriented family are more likely to graduate as entrepreneurs as compared to those of wage employment origin.
Models also included control variables for age at application, gender, race, Hispanic origin, educational attainment, employment status when applying for VR services, primary disabling condition reported to the VR agency, type of VR agency from which the person is receiving services (blind versus other agency), an indicator for the VR agency, and an indicator for the year of application.
Here we include data on the prevalence of physical environmental barriers, functional limitations, formal and informal care, living conditions, housing standards, repeated HA, age, gender, country of origin, educational level, employment, and civil status.
One prominent feature of international migration today is that a vast majority of migrants return to their country of origin after taking up employment or spending time in a host country for a certain period (Gibson and McKenzie 2011).
The groups were defined by gender, age, country of origin, educational level and employment status.
