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Potential bias of instrumental variable analyses for observational comparative effectiveness research.
The statistical significance of temporal trends for age-specific prevalence of COPD in NHIS was examined by using log-linear regression analysis with time as the independent variable; analyses for trends in the age-adjusted prevalence included age as a continuous variable.
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Individual and contextual variables analysed for the paediatric and adult population using multi-level models.
However, it is also possible for instrumental variable analyses to suffer from residual confounding.
Table 3 displays patient- and health facility-level characteristics associated with attrition in the bivariate and multi-variable analyses adjusting for various demographic, clinical and site characteristics.
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Familiar and unfamiliar pairs differed for all the variables analysed except for the number of the behavioural patterns executed (Table 3).
Differences between locations will be assessed using Student t tests for continuous variables and χ analyses for categorical variables.
Median and interquartile ranges (IQRs) were used for description of continuous variables, while frequency analyses for categorical variables were described with the use of percentages.
Table 3 highlights variables that were significant at bi variable and multivariable analyses for DPC.
Beside this, we also followed Hair et al., (Hair 2010) suggestion that five respondents per variable be analysed for the quantitative analysis.
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