To address the primary hypotheses of the study, Tukey comparisons were made between adhesion states, and effect estimates were reported with 95% simultaneous confidence intervals.
The primary hypotheses of the study are that enhancements or improvements in each of the following outcomes occur only after the introduction of a specific and structured process improvement initiative (OPII): 1.
The statistical analysis plan to test the primary hypotheses of the study is described.
The primary hypotheses of interest were tested in multiple linear regression analyses.
Primary hypotheses of the study concerned the influence of non-maternal care on children's developmental outcomes [ 21].
As a precaution against the risk of Type I errors, the statistical plan prioritised testing of the primary hypotheses of interest (differences at baseline and time of maximum clinical effect i.e. week 6).
11 Thus one of the primary hypotheses of this investigation was to look at the type of surfaces on which the adults and infants coslept and any interaction between cosleeping and recent parental alcohol or drug use.
P value and 95% confidence interval (CI) relating to the primary hypotheses of whether there is an association of autoimmune disease in mothers to ASD in children with FXS was based on a logistic regression model using generalized estimating equations.
