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In addition to visual inspection of the ethnic-specific results, likelihood ratio tests were used as formal tests of interaction between explanatory variables and ethnicity.
Again, only the US young adult sample analysis yielded significant results (likelihood ratio χ2 = 12.49, df = 2, p = 0.002), with the B1 ~ A1 (A ~ T) haplotype conferring risk for BPD traits: OR = 4.89 (2.05 - 11.66).
The results in the final analytic sample, confirmed to have met ATS standards for spirometry performance were compared with the full study sample results (likelihood ratio χ = 113.50, p < 0.0001) and were found to be consistent.
This restriction did not change the main results (likelihood of use within 1 minute of 3.45 [95% CI = 1.75, 6.81] when available at bedside in the fully adjusted model).
This analysis did not show any significant results (likelihood ratio = 7.395; p = 0.495), indicating that neither English proficiency nor the scientific abilities of the advisor were determinant to the amount of papers produced by subjects from their graduate work.> -wrap-foot> Depenumber number of articles published as first author.
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Given the hypotheses defined in (2), the resulting likelihood ratio begin{array}rcl@ Lambda k,ell) &=& frac{pleft(X k,ell) | mathrm{H}_{1} right)}{ pleft(X k,ell) | mathrm{H}_{0} right)} end{array} (24).
We call the resulting likelihood ratio "LR2", since it assesses a two unknown genotype inference.
The resulting likelihood values were then compared under the likelihood ratio test [ 63].
Our applications highlight the utility of the parameter estimates and the resulting likelihood based tests.
The resulting likelihood profiles are shown in Panel B of Figure 4.
The alternative multivariate model including monocytes, instead of neutrophils, yielded a similar result (likelihood ratio χ of 87.7 vs 86.6).
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