Results show that imprisonment is significantly associated with poorer population health, though associations between imprisonment and infant mortality and female life expectancy are somewhat more consistently statistically significant than are associations with male life expectancy, and associations are more pronounced and statistically significant for blacks than they are for whites.
In each of the multiple regression analyses presented in Tables 3 through 6, antiphospholipid antibodies, diabetes, and smoking were consistently statistically insignificant and therefore removed from the final models to maximize statistical power.
First, although some indicators were more predictive of injury disparities than others, including % Hispanic, % population without a high school diploma, and % residency less than one year, no indicator produced statistically significant estimates consistently over time or across data cycles.
According to the multiple regression model, none of the independent variables are consistently statistically significant predictors of the error score across each of the separate samples and the combined sample (see Table 2).
GSA pathway analysis was performed over a wide range of differentially expressed genes between high and low-risk groups [using a t-test p from 0.01 (3264 genes) to as low as 0.0001 (1698 genes)], and revealed eight pathways (Figure 5B) that were consistently statistically significantly differentially expressed (Efron-Tibshirani GSA test p <0.05).
GSA pathway analysis was performed over a wide range of differentially expressed genes between high and low-risk groups [using a t-test p from 0.01 (3264 genes) to as low as 0.0001 (1698 genes)], to identify pathways that were consistently statistically significantly differentially expressed at a GSA p<0.05.
Only roadless wilderness area was consistently statistically significant in all the models, explaining 51.7% (MCP), 38.9% (MLD), 36.1% (95%KHR), and 28.5% (50%KHR) of the deviance in the final models for each of those metrics which included only that covariate.
Effects on triglycerides were the most consistently statistically significant in the trials examined.
However, changes in EAPIQ scores in 'worsened' and 'better' groups were not consistently statistically significant.
By contrast, TD and LTD centralities exhibit stronger and consistently statistically significant correlations.
