Several strengths of our study also deserve to be mentioned, such as its large sample size, its prospective design, the high retention rate in a long-term follow-up, the multiple adjustments of our estimates for potential confounders, the existence of published validation studies of our methods, and the population of highly educated participants who are able to provide information of high quality.
Sixth, given the significant difference between diabetic and nondiabetic individuals at baseline, even the multiple adjustments for covariates leave the possibility of residual confounding.
The multiple adjustment criterion of local statistical significance is met if the local 99% confidence interval of an external factor's OR does not include "1".
Age of the respondent, education, and household socioeconomic status were no longer associated with the likelihood of FGM after multiple adjustments of other factors.
Even after multiple adjustments of the urban environment and other risk factors, findings for both women and daughters confirm the fact FGM is lower in the largest urban province Dakar.
In contrast to multiple adjustments of the individual BR in a child starting CSII based on only anecdotal assumptions like a biphasic dawn-dusk (BC) pattern or any other arbitrary age-adjusted pattern, commencement of CSII in children will profit from a standardized and differentiated approach assigning an optimal pattern a priori.
Induction of podoplanin expression results in multiple adjustments of intracellular signalling pathways, leading to the modulation of Rho family GTPase activities, the phosphorylation of ERM proteins, rearrangement of the actin cytoskeleton and, finally, enhanced cell migration and invasion.
Hence, multiple adjustments of these factors have been made for the Odds Ratios (ORs) of health knowledge/experiences for non-RBA groups and RBA groups, together with 95% Confidence Intervals.
The two year follow-up will allow for a prospective evaluation of these patients during multiple adjustments of therapy.
After multiple adjustments, none of the physical conditions were associated with lifetime heavy drinking except for chronic pain, where there was a significant positive association (OR 1.44, 95% CI 1.07-1.93).
Removal of studies rated as lower quality, removal of studies with multiple adjustments, and application of a fixed-effects model (reducing the weighting for smaller studies) weakened the association.
