bMedian (IQR) values are presented for age, CD4 count, HIV RNA, and BMI.
Mean values are presented for age, disease duration, and disease activity score using 28 joint counts (DAS28).
The coefficient presented for age in Table 5 is indicative for people who score neutral on specific trust (0, since specific trust is centred).
Estimations presented: for age refer to 1-unit increases; and for baseline health-related quality of life (HRQoL) refer to 10-unit increases in the respective score scales.
Statistical analyses were conducted using SAS software V9.1 (SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, NC) and results are presented for age-adjusted and final multivariable models.
Descriptive statistics were presented for age, gender, CHEQ and appearance (n = 20, each individual), AHA (n = 15, unilateral cases only) and of affected side, grip strength, HFA, HFP, UL/BL%, UB, TAM Wrist Ext-Flex and TAM Digits (n = 25, each affected limb).
The benefit of using photographic images is that the cues present for age estimation can be controlled and standardized.
Results are presented for three age groups: 60 69 years (young age group), 70 79 years (intermediate age group) and 80+ years (oldest age group).
The prevalence of clinically diagnosed AS in relation to the level of education is presented for those aged ≥30 years, the age by which the majority of the population is expected to have completed their studies.
Age and year of diagnosis were modeled continuously and non-linearly using restricted cubic splines, and the results are presented for selected ages and calendar years.
