Predictor measures also determined.
(b) The correlation matrix of parameters is the minor product moment of the standardized predictor measures divided by N and is given by R = left( {x^{prime} times x} right)/N (2) where, x′ denotes the transpose of the standardized matrix of predictor parameters 2.
Similarly, CO was the strongest predictor measured in urban background.
Two interim outcome measures of stated intention and behavioural simulation were collected at the same time as the predictor measures.
Table 1 presents the proportion of children who were partially, fully or unimmunised, according to the various predictor measures.
Most of the predictor measures were obtained from the Warfighter Status Survey by Booth-Kewley et al. [ 37].
Table 2 (column A) shows unadjusted RRs for partial catch-up, according to each of the predictor measures.
The predictor measures were first evaluated within their natural classes to minimise co-linearity and to prevent a large number of conceptually similar measures from saturating the model.
*** p < 0.001, **p < 0.01, *p < 0.05 Mean scores for individual items in selected predictor measures were ranked to identify more specific barriers and facilitators.
Exp (B) of the predictor measures the odds ratio (B) associated to the variable category or 1 unit change depending of the nature of the variable.
