1 through polynomial regressions] and advanced
regression analyses.
2 tions were studied using univariate logistic
regression analyses.
3 tion, area under the curve (AUC), and linear
regression analyses.
4 significant difference in adjusted logistic
regression analyses.
5 Residual confounding was controlled through
regression analyses.
6 s were tested using Mann-Whitney U tests and
regression analyses.
7 eneity using subgroup, sensitivity, and meta-
regression analyses.
8 tion with overall survival (OS) based on Cox-
regression analyses.
9 selection bias and limited the power of the
regression analyses.
10 These results were confirmed by
regression analyses.
11 buffer zones, through multivariable Poisson
regression analyses.
12 reened using backward multivariable logistic
regression analyses.
13 and FLD were assessed in linear and logistic
regression analyses.
14 post-CABG PCI were assessed in multivariate
regression analyses.
15 ing time-updated, multivariable-adjusted Cox
regression analyses.
16 were identified using multivariable logistic
regression analyses.
17 ncer were assessed in multivariable logistic
regression analyses.
18 xamined by single-marker and multimarker Cox
regression analyses.
19 ere determined using Cox proportional hazard
regression analyses.
20 loss (DCGL) were examined using adjusted Cox
regression analyses.
21 descriptive, frequencies, correlational, and
regression analyses.
22 complete data and were included in adjusted
regression analyses.
23 atios (OR) for CAD from conditional logistic
regression analyses.
24 ed itself as varying slopes in the per-pixel
regression analyses.
25 ibution of PRS(313) was quantified using Cox
regression analyses.
26 model was used, along with subgroup and meta-
regression analyses.
27 signal was compared with NWU using logistic
regression analyses.
28 gical outcomes in univariate or multivariate
regression analyses.
29 ventricle atrophy using nested multivariate
regression analyses.
30 nate using spatial and multivariate logistic
regression analyses.
31 le types by Bland-Altman and weighted Deming
regression analyses.
32 es (on mesial and distal) via mixed-modeling
regression analyses.
33 Univariate tests and multivariable logistic
regression analyses.
34 ure was conducted for multivariable logistic
regression analyses.
35 reened using backward multivariable logistic
regression analyses.
36 ctors were investigated by multivariable Cox
regression analyses.
37 neurofilament light chain (NfL) using linear
regression analyses.
38 Measurements were assessed by linear
regression analyses:
a between-group comparison of ferum
39 starting treatment were investigated by Cox
regression analyses according to an a priori analysis pl
40 Logistic
regression analyses adjusted for age, sex, ethnicity, sm
41 Second, using the entire sample,
regression analyses adjusted for baseline and medical co
42 We conducted conditional logistic
regression analyses adjusted for body mass index, smokin
43 Cox
regression analyses adjusted for Charlson comorbidity in
44 Cox
regression analyses adjusted for Charlson comorbidity in
45 For each metabolite measure, logistic
regression analyses adjusted for gender, age, smoking, f
46 ions remained in multivariable mixed-effects
regression analyses adjusted for known clinicopathologic
47 In Cox
regression analyses adjusted for risk factors, higher le
48 Regression analyses (
adjusted for year of birth, sex, th
49 Multivariable Cox
regression analyses,
adjusted for potential confounders,
50 Logistic
regression analyses adjusting for age, all the sociodemo
51 Smooth curve fitting and multiple logistic
regression analyses adjusting for age, sex, betel nut co
52 o treat by means of multilevel random effect
regression analyses adjusting for clustering in health c
53 Univariate and multivariable
regression analyses adjusting for demographics, cardiova
54 d between groups using multivariate logistic
regression analyses,
adjusting for maternal age, ethnici
55 In mixed-effects
regression analyses,
admission to a hospital with end-of
56 On multivariable linear
regression analyses after adjusting for different variab
57 ]PBR28 signal and NA was assessed first with
regression analyses against Beck Depression Inventory (B
58 ive, sequence pattern analyses, and logistic
regression analyses)
aimed to detect any combinations of
59 Multivariable
regression analyses and 2-sample regression-based Mendel
60 adiomics features were selected by Lasso-Cox
regression analyses and a separate radiomics signature w
61 tooth survival were assessed via multi-level
regression analyses and Cox Proportional-Hazards Models.
62 tion were examined with multivariable linear
regression analyses and cross-lagged modeling.
63 Adjusted logistic
regression analyses and generalized estimating equations
64 Cox
regression analyses and incidence density rates for card
65 Both case-only logistic
regression analyses and polytomous logistic regression a
66 LnCeVar-Survival performs COX
regression analyses and produces survival curves for var
67 also selected in the discriminant and linear
regression analyses,
and could be used as potential biom
68 We used unadjusted and adjusted
regression analyses as well as propensity score matching
69 Univariable and multivariable logistic
regression analyses assessed the association of clinical
70 Regression analyses assessed the effects of antibody ser
71 Logistic
regression analyses based on a conceptual model of DR ri
72 In multivariable logistic
regression analyses,
baseline severe disease by Infectio
73 Linear
regression analyses before and after multivariable adjus
74 multivariable-adjusted conditional logistic
regression analyses,
better adherence to the Mediterrane
75 In multiple
regression analyses,
bulky lymphadenopathy (>=5 cm) and
76 intracountry risk-adjusted UR trend logistic
regression analyses,
can be translated to other internat
77 In Cox
regression analyses,
CEC was significantly associated wi
78 In propensity-adjusted
regression analyses,
clinical new-onset atrial fibrillat
79 Linear
regression analyses compared LC characteristics between
80 The Deming
regression analyses comparing the accuracy of the BD FAC
81 ertility and overall infertility through Cox
regression analyses comparing the firefighters with 2 re
82 Regression analyses controlling for age were performed t
83 We used descriptive statistics and
regression analyses (
controlling for the number of autho
84 Regression analyses demonstrated a trend for more leakag
85 Linear
regression analyses demonstrated lower FGF23 levels in n
86 Multivariable linear
regression analyses demonstrated that non-White patients
87 Univariate Cox
regression analyses detected age, waist-to-hip ratio (WH
88 However, moderated
regression analyses emphasize that increased symptom sev
89 In univariate Cox
regression analyses,
estimated glomerular filtration rat
90 Finally, we conducted logistic
regression analyses estimating associations of demograph
91 Regression analyses examined how political preferences i
92 Logistic
regression analyses examined the association between pre
93 Multivariate
regression analyses examined the association of usual ma
94 Logistic
regression analyses examined the number of past-year sui
95 r-regions, with adjusted linear and logistic
regression analyses examining associations with immune p
96 Results of multivariable linear
regression analyses examining the Systemic Lupus Activit
97 their stroke, were included in two logistic
regression analyses examining which features were indepe
98 In multivariable linear
regression analyses,
ferritin (B = -0.43), transferrin s
99 We performed sparse partial least-squares
regression analyses followed by ordinary least-squares r
100 Cox
regression analyses for patient and graft survival (cens
101 Kaplan-Meier and Cox
regression analyses for the overall risk of nAMD develop
102 Logistic
regression analyses found a significant effect of PePS o
103 Using multivariate logistic
regression analyses four SNPs were significantly associa
104 Hierarchical
regression analyses further show that variations in spat
105 Univariate and multivariate logistic
regression analyses have been performed for both implant
106 Elastic net
regression analyses identified 26 activity, functional c
107 Adjusted logistic
regression analyses identified metabolites and modules o
108 al partial least squares and multiple linear
regression analyses identified the spectral slope coeffi
109 In inverse probability weighted
regression analyses,
implementing the best practice advi
110 n at 5 y were analyzed using multiple linear
regression analyses in 4 adjustment models for each outc
111 eline) at week 8 was developed with logistic
regression analyses in the CO-MED trial using participan
112 ivariable Kaplan-Meier and multivariable Cox
regression analyses in the unmatched consecutive cohort
113 We performed univariate analyses and Cox
regression analyses including important predictors on un
114 We conducted negative binomial
regression analyses,
including city as a random effect.
115 Multivariate logistic
regression analyses indicated BMI of 11.7-23.3 kg/m(2) (
116 from age- and race/ethnicity-adjusted linear
regression analyses indicated modest, but statistically
117 Regression analyses indicated significantly higher (p <
118 Results from multivariable linear
regression analyses indicated that serum concentrations
119 Multiple
regression analyses indicated that the extent to which a
120 Multiple
regression analyses indicated that the HIV x push-ups in
121 sion repeatability were assessed with linear
regression analyses,
intraclass correlation coefficients
122 endall tau correlation, multivariable linear
regression analyses,
Kruskal-Wallis rank sum test, and p
123 In multivariable Cox
regression analyses,
lower levels of TSAT (hazard ratio
124 In univariate Cox
regression analyses,
male sex, older age, and recipients
125 In
regression analyses,
models comprising significant varia
126 We did meta-
regression analyses of annual visits and admissions per
127 performing dynamic correlation and multiple
regression analyses of IQGAP1 scaffold mutants.
128 Post hoc Cox
regression analyses of outcomes by baseline HF history w
129 Multivariable
regression analyses of the mean SR versus the mean blood
130 ariants as determinants, we performed linear
regression analyses on the residuals of the postprandial
131 otential prognostic variables using logistic
regression analyses,
partially adjusted for age, sex, sm
132 Using linear
regression analyses,
patients having received at least t
133 least squares regression and multiple linear
regression analyses prioritized three water quality para
134 Logistic
regression analyses provided information on the influenc
135 the HR, were assessed using Logistic and Cox
regression analyses,
respectively.
136 re investigated through Kaplan-Meier and Cox
regression analyses,
respectively.
137 llow-up, by limiting FDR-corrected p < 0.05,
regression analyses revealed 180/228 apoE-polymorphism-r
138 The simple and multiple
regression analyses revealed a significant but weak pred
139 Results of multilevel Cox
regression analyses revealed a statistically significant
140 Logistic
regression analyses revealed a strong/independent associ
141 Cox
regression analyses revealed an elevated risk of lung an
142 Adjusted linear
regression analyses revealed associations between period
143 Multivariate
regression analyses revealed perceived drunkenness and v
144 Regression analyses revealed specific significant relati
145 Linear
regression analyses revealed that baseline buccal bone t
146 Regression analyses revealed that fractional anisotropy
147 Multivariate logistic
regression analyses revealed that major complications we
148 Subgroup and meta-
regression analyses revealed that medication use, medica
149 Regression analyses revealed that the severity of impair
150 Regression analyses revealed that this combination of fa
151 Hierarchical
regression analyses revealed that type of work, changes
152 Passing-Bablok
regression analyses revealed the sxtA assay to overestim
153 Multivariate
regression analyses show that large-scale indices of ENS
154 Regression analyses showed a negative correlation betwee
155 Regression analyses showed little difference in odds rat
156 Multivariate logistic
regression analyses showed older age (odds ratio [OR] pe
157 Deming
regression analyses showed point estimates for slopes ge
158 Furthermore, meta-
regression analyses showed that age, gender and sample s
159 onths after ICU admission, multivariable Cox
regression analyses showed that case-mix adjusted hazard
160 Multiparametric
regression analyses showed that in COVID-19-infected pat
161 Bayesian
regression analyses showed that on average, active learn
162 Multivariate logistic
regression analyses showed that people who are currently
163 Logistic
regression analyses showed that the clip use did not mod
164 Zero-inflated Poisson
regression analyses showed that the likelihood of taking
165 Regression analyses showed that, on both tasks, the more
166 a significant moderator in subgroup and meta-
regression analyses (
slope beta = -0.16; 95% CI, -0.29 t
167 rt: 1.16 [0.74-1.82]; p=0.52); multivariable
regression analyses stratified by age group yielded simi
168 Bivariable logistic
regression analyses suggested that high viral load, rece
169 Results of
regression analyses suggested that the TRQ of SMTs impro
170 37) and control (n=34) groups using logistic
regression analyses that included gender, age and diseas
171 In multivariable
regression analyses,
the adjusted treatment effects rema
172 adherence rates were compared; multivariable
regression analyses then examined and controlled for oth
173 We performed logistic
regression analyses to assess associations between frail
174 interrupted time series logistic or ordinal
regression analyses to assess changes in prevalence of s
175 We used
regression analyses to assess changes in the number of i
176 We performed univariate logistic
regression analyses to assess the association between ou
177 ears earlier, using univariable and multiple
regression analyses to assess the associations between p
178 We performed univariate
regression analyses to assess the relationship between h
179 included as covariates in multiple logistic
regression analyses to calculate adjusted ORs.
180 gene mutation; (ii) weighted ordinary linear
regression analyses to compare BFMMS and BFMDS outcomes
181 d Medicare, we conducted multilevel logistic
regression analyses to compare chronic opioid use (>= 90
182 We performed adjusted logistic
regression analyses to compare early (0-4 days) and late
183 etric mapping 12-based, voxel-wise, multiple-
regression analyses to detect white matter hyperintense
184 We performed multiple linear and logistic
regression analyses to determine whether HIV/HCV mono- o
185 We used conditional logistic
regression analyses to estimate odds ratios for maternal
186 We used multivariate
regression analyses to estimate the effects of AIT, adju
187 We used logistic
regression analyses to estimate the strength of associat
188 We conducted unadjusted segmented
regression analyses to examine temporal trends in HAT ad
189 We carried out additional
regression analyses to explore patterns in case-fatality
190 We performed multivariable Cox
regression analyses to identify factors associated with
191 istic regression and Cox proportional hazard
regression analyses to identify potential risk factors a
192 We used
regression analyses to identify which factors were assoc
193 We used multiple variable logistic
regression analyses to investigate factors associated wi
194 te and bivariate) and multivariable logistic
regression analyses to longitudinal health insurance enr
195 We used logistic
regression analyses to model multivariate associations,
196 n to link the results from the multivariable
regression analyses to the qualitative findings.
197 aca maura), we used permutation-based linear
regression analyses to understand how life history and s
198 First, results of unadjusted
regression analyses using the entire sample showed the g
199 risk differences were obtained from logistic
regression analyses using the predicted marginal approac
200 We compared two sets of multilevel logistic
regression analyses,
using (a) individual level exposure
201 We employ
regression analyses varying model specifications and mea
202 In unadjusted Cox
regressions analyses,
very low BMD was association with
203 Cox
regression analyses was used to calculate univariate and
204 In adjusted
regression analyses,
we examined associations of brain i
205 Using multiple
regression analyses,
we found that brain response in the
206 In logistic
regression analyses,
we found that having had an ICD sho
207 Logistic
regression analyses were adjusted for surgical factors a
208 Univariate and multivariate logistic
regression analyses were applied to calculate odds ratio
209 Multivariable logistic
regression analyses were applied to determine which base
210 Cox proportional hazards
regression analyses were conducted between imaging metri
211 Regression analyses were conducted for AEA and 2-AG on T
212 e analyses and multivariable binary logistic
regression analyses were conducted on weighted data.
213 Multivariable weighted logistic
regression analyses were conducted to determine physicia
214 Linear
regression analyses were conducted to determine whether
215 Survival and
regression analyses were conducted to evaluate the outco
216 Multivariable linear
regression analyses were conducted to explore the associ
217 Multinomial logistic
regression analyses were conducted to identify associati
218 Subgroup analyses and meta-
regression analyses were conducted to identify etiologic
219 ecific univariate and multivariable logistic
regression analyses were conducted.
220 scriptive statistics and linear multivariate
regression analyses were conducted.
221 Multivariable logistic
regression analyses were conducted.
222 Subgroup and meta-
regression analyses were conducted.
223 effects meta-analyses and mixed-effects meta-
regression analyses were done to assess associations bet
224 Bivariable and multivariable binary logistic
regression analyses were done.
225 Cox
regression analyses were employed to evaluate associatio
226 LD score
regression analyses were first used to estimate the gene
227 Logistic
regression analyses were performed and adjusted for seve
228 Multiple linear
regression analyses were performed for 12 cortical and s
229 Descriptive and multivariable
regression analyses were performed for 3 ocular health c
230 Multivariate Cox proportional hazards
regression analyses were performed for ages 0 to 60 and
231 Kaplan-Meier and Cox proportional hazards
regression analyses were performed for survival analysis
232 Linear mixed
regression analyses were performed for variables with P
233 Logistic
regression analyses were performed on data from 324 hist
234 Random-effects meta-
regression analyses were performed on general population
235 Multivariable
regression analyses were performed to assess the relatio
236 Multivariable logistic
regression analyses were performed to assess the relatio
237 Univariate logistic
regression analyses were performed to calculate unadjust
238 Correlation and
regression analyses were performed to compare the predic
239 Univariable and multivariable logistic
regression analyses were performed to determine the asso
240 Univariate and multivariate linear
regression analyses were performed to determine the fact
241 Logistic
regression analyses were performed to evaluate factors f
242 Multivariable linear
regression analyses were performed to evaluate the assoc
243 Univariate and multivariate
regression analyses were performed to evaluate the assoc
244 equation modeling (SEM), latent hierarchical
regression analyses were performed to examine associatio
245 Cox
regression analyses were performed to examine the associ
246 Cox
regression analyses were performed to generate a weighte
247 Logistic
regression analyses were performed to generate odds rati
248 (LASSO)-penalized and multivariable logistic
regression analyses were performed to identify clinical,
249 Univariable and multivariable logistic
regression analyses were performed to identify parameter
250 Univariate and multivariate Cox
regression analyses were performed to identify parameter
251 regression tree (CART) analysis and logistic
regression analyses were performed to identify protein c
252 Univariate and multiple
regression analyses were performed to identify the pretr
253 Univariable and multivariable
regression analyses were performed to identify variables
254 Linear
regression analyses were performed with either TBR or CT
255 Univariate tests and logistic
regression analyses were performed, studying the effects
256 Linear and logistic mixed
regression analyses were performed, with study site and
257 -test, Fischer exact test, and multivariable
regression analyses were performed.
258 Trend and logistic
regression analyses were performed.
259 logistic (binary and multinomial) and linear
regression analyses were performed.
260 Univariable and multivariable Cox
regression analyses were performed.
261 Cox
regression analyses were performed.
262 Univariable and multivariable
regression analyses were performed.
263 mixed model for repeated measures and linear
regression analyses were performed.
264 Uni- and multivariable logistic
regression analyses were performed.
265 , multivariate, and Cox proportional hazards
regression analyses were performed.Measurements and Main
266 Random-effects meta-analyses and meta-
regression analyses were undertaken.
267 Multivariate logistic
regression analyses were undertaken.
268 Multivariable logistic
regression analyses were undertaken.
269 Univariate and multivariate
regression analyses were used to assess differences in e
270 Multivariable linear
regression analyses were used to assess differences in m
271 Multivariable binary logistic
regression analyses were used to assess predictor of upg
272 Multivariable logistic
regression analyses were used to assess the association
273 onal study, multivariate linear and logistic
regression analyses were used to assess the correlation
274 Regression analyses were used to assess whether PRS pred
275 Chi-squared and multivariate
regression analyses were used to compare frequencies and
276 an-Meier curves and Cox proportional hazards
regression analyses were used to compare OS of patients
277 Multivariate semi-logarithmic
regression analyses were used to determine correlations.
278 Cox proportional hazards
regression analyses were used to estimate associations w
279 Cox
regression analyses were used to estimate crude and adju
280 Cox
regression analyses were used to estimate the risk of fi
281 Multiple
regression analyses were used to evaluate associations w
282 Multivariable Cox proportional hazard
regression analyses were used to evaluate treatment-asso
283 Logistic
regression analyses were used to explore associations be
284 Logistic
regression analyses were used to explore the association
285 Univariate and multivariate logistic
regression analyses were used to identify demographic, t
286 Logistic
regression analyses were used to identify determinants a
287 Univariate and multivariate
regression analyses were used to identify independent pr
288 Univariate and multivariate logistic
regression analyses were used to identify predictors of
289 Regression analyses were used to identify relationships
290 Competing risk and Cox
regression analyses were used to investigate the associa
291 Stepwise linear
regression analyses were used to investigate the contrib
292 Kaplan-Meier and Cox
regression analyses were used.
293 Multivariable logistic
regression analyses were used.
294 typically designed for group comparisons or
regression analyses,
which do not utilize temporal infor
295 d for the entire lung, and multiple logistic
regression analyses with areas under the curve (AUCs) as
296 We conducted
regression analyses with LGMM subgroups as predictors of
297 However, meta-
regression analyses with moderators were significant whe
298 frailty and ascites or HE and competing risk
regression analyses (
with liver transplantation as the c
299 regression analyses and polytomous logistic
regression analyses (
with one control set and multiple c
300 Whole brain
regression analyses within the PD group identified QSM i