1 oximally, and occur in older individuals (in
univariate analyses).
2 and consistent association with pneumonia in
univariate analyses.
3 ated with the use of nonstandard regimens in
univariate analyses.
4 ic survival and progression-free survival in
univariate analyses.
5 t visual acuity were associated with PPWS in
univariate analyses.
6 with any of the other prognostic factors in
univariate analyses.
7 ipoprotein (LDL) and total cholesterol using
univariate analyses.
8 an increased risk of malaria parasitaemia in
univariate analyses.
9 between PTH and all 3 outcomes were found in
univariate analyses.
10 were analyzed using linear mixed models and
univariate analyses.
11 king patterns hard to discern using standard
univariate analyses.
12 cimens could be more powerful than the usual
univariate analyses.
13 udies of multiepisode patients were found in
univariate analyses.
14 ated statistical tests cover a wide array of
univariate analyses.
15 onary disease or congestive heart failure in
univariate analyses.
16 nts with RA and controls were analyzed using
univariate analyses.
17 ly associated with waiting list mortality in
univariate analyses.
18 , IL1R1, and FCGR2A genes were identified in
univariate analyses.
19 h increased mortality and LOS, especially in
univariate analyses.
20 after adjusting for variables significant in
univariate analyses.
21 In
univariate analyses,
4 indices of HRV were significantly
22 In
univariate analyses,
a higher base-line percentage of ly
23 In
univariate analyses,
a low value for the recovery of hea
24 In
univariate analyses,
a lower BMI correlated with oral sy
25 In
univariate analyses,
age of </=5 years and treatment </=
26 In
univariate analyses,
age-adjusted forced expiratory flow
27 In
univariate analyses,
all three immune subsets had signif
28 In
univariate analyses,
all-cause admission rates accounted
29 In
univariate analyses,
an increased PCA ratio predicted CV
30 ued statin use (30.2% vs. 30.8%, p = .85) in
univariate analyses and after adjusting for patient char
31 Univariate analyses and analysis of covariance were used
32 sus monotherapy on mortality was examined by
univariate analyses and by logistic regression models.
33 Using the MBSAQIP data registry,
univariate analyses and hierarchical logistical regressi
34 Univariate analyses and multiple linear regression were
35 Univariate analyses and multivariate logistic regression
36 Univariate analyses and multivariate logistic regression
37 patients with and without a recent MI using
univariate analyses and multivariate logistic regression
38 Multivariate and
univariate analyses and Spearman rank correlation test w
39 s were used to compare the 2 groups by using
univariate analyses and to identify the most relevant fe
40 o 1 year was studied using the logrank test (
univariate analyses)
and Cox multiple regression analysi
41 ative genetic model-fitting was used for the
univariate analyses,
and bivariate quantitative genetic
42 Clinical features were first examined in
univariate analyses,
and then a stepwise modeling approa
43 In
univariate analyses,
antidepressant efficacy (ie, drug v
44 In
univariate analyses,
antioxidant use was significantly a
45 Furthermore, traditional
univariate analyses applied to the same data were insens
46 Univariate analyses assessed mortality, antibiotic durat
47 In
univariate analyses at month 6, reduction of KIT D816V E
48 In
univariate analyses,
axial length, spherical equivalent,
49 In
univariate analyses,
baseline light-to-moderate alcohol
50 On the basis of
univariate analyses between subject clinical characteris
51 In
univariate analyses,
both past and current PI exposure s
52 oL was a significant predictor of outcome in
univariate analyses but was not retained in the multivar
53 h outside the United States or Canada in the
univariate analyses but was not significantly associated
54 A predicted type-specific HPV concordance in
univariate analyses,
but in multivariable models the ind
55 d moderate or severe aortic regurgitation in
univariate analyses,
but no independent predictor was id
56 d with the likelihood of diagnosis of PCP in
univariate analyses,
but only the number of patients wit
57 Compared with controls in
univariate analyses,
cases with GERD had more sinusitis
58 Univariate analyses (
chi(2) test; 2-tailed, unpaired t t
59 In
univariate analyses,
CMV seropositivity was associated w
60 Univariate analyses comparing patients with and without
61 Univariate analyses confirmed that bilateral hippocampus
62 In the
univariate analyses,
day care attendance at 12 months wa
63 In
univariate analyses,
death was predicted by both abnorma
64 In
univariate analyses,
delayed GE was associated with grea
65 Univariate analyses demonstrated an improvement in TTP w
66 RESULTS
Univariate analyses demonstrated no age group difference
67 In
univariate analyses,
diabetic nephropathy class was not
68 Variables from
univariate analyses differing at P < .20 were entered in
69 Initial
univariate analyses examined duration effects on electro
70 In the
univariate analyses,
factors associated with HEV seropos
71 By
univariate analyses,
FEV1 < or = 30% predicted (HR, 3.8;
72 Factors significantly associated with PAD in
univariate analyses for both men and women included age,
73 Univariate analyses for each factor were obtained using
74 In
univariate analyses for overall survival from the time o
75 Univariate analyses found significantly lower levels of
76 Univariate analyses found suicidality unrelated to age o
77 In
univariate analyses,
FVC, forced expired volume in 0.4 s
78 In
univariate analyses,
GFR (P < 0.0001), serum creatinine
79 In
univariate analyses,
GVHD prophylaxis other than tacroli
80 In
univariate analyses,
GVHD prophylaxis with CSA and high
81 was associated with a higher risk of death (
univariate analyses:
hazard ratio [HR] for PT SUV(max),
82 In
univariate analyses,
hepcidin, ferritin, C-reactive prot
83 In
univariate analyses,
HHV-8 was associated with black rac
84 In
univariate analyses,
high baseline levels of CRP, TC, an
85 > or=5 mg/liter) predicted death from CVD in
univariate analyses:
HR 3.9 (95% confidence interval [95
86 x), 1.32, P = 0.004) and disease recurrence (
univariate analyses:
HR for PT SUV(max), 1.16, P = 0.004
87 In
univariate analyses,
hypodensities were associated with
88 On
univariate analyses,
hyponatremia was associated with su
89 In
univariate analyses,
in HER-2/neu-positive patients, the
90 Risk factors for POAF identified in
univariate analyses included older recipient age, histor
91 actors related to future suicide attempts in
univariate analyses included younger age, being separate
92 Univariate analyses including patient-specific, hospital
93 In
univariate analyses,
increased postoperative complicatio
94 In
univariate analyses,
increased total and trimeric TNF-al
95 Univariate analyses indicated certain diseases, exotic b
96 Univariate analyses indicated that all classification te
97 Follow-up
univariate analyses indicated that all primary outcomes
98 Univariate analyses indicated that avoidant, borderline,
99 Univariate analyses indicated that demographic, medical,
100 Univariate analyses indicated that recent (crude odds ra
101 Univariate analyses indicated that tumor diameter < 3 cm
102 In
univariate analyses,
levels of high-sensitivity C-reacti
103 In
univariate analyses,
lutein was related to recall and ve
104 In
univariate analyses,
moderately strong associations were
105 sociated with DeltaPEFsal-DeltaPEFmon in the
univariate analyses,
multivariate analysis showed that P
106 Univariate analyses of clinical variables were performed
107 Univariate analyses of clinicopathologic and treatment f
108 In
univariate analyses of factors mediating bone destructio
109 Univariate analyses of factors possibly related to exten
110 Univariate analyses of kidneys with less than or equal t
111 Univariate analyses of overall survival (OS) were conduc
112 Univariate analyses of patients with EGFR mutations in c
113 Multivariate and
univariate analyses of the metabolome data revealed a lo
114 tic associations that were not identified by
univariate analyses of the same data.
115 The
univariate analyses of those selected properties indicat
116 Multivariate and
univariate analyses of tumor-infiltrating gammadelta T c
117 Univariate analyses of variance (ANOVAs) revealed a sign
118 tivariate analysis of variance and follow-up
univariate analyses of variance were performed to compar
119 Univariate analyses of variance were used to examine the
120 d with increased rates of pancreas damage on
univariate analyses;
on multivariate analysis only the p
121 In
univariate analyses,
only HER2 amplification and TOP2A d
122 In
univariate analyses,
only higher dose intensity of 6MP a
123 (OS) and progression-free survival (PFS) in
univariate analyses (
OS, P = .018; PFS, P = .010) and wa
124 ly significant predictors of incident HCC in
univariate analyses (
P < 0.05).
125 peared to be predictive factors according to
univariate analyses (
P = .029, P = .007, and P = 5E(-4),
126 In
univariate analyses,
p24 antigenemia was associated with
127 In
univariate analyses,
patient (P=0.002) and overall kidne
128 In
univariate analyses,
patients with germline BAP1 mutatio
129 On
univariate analyses,
patients with poor collateral statu
130 In
univariate analyses,
plasma levels of total cholesterol
131 In
univariate analyses,
predictors of death included high V
132 In
univariate analyses,
predictors of renal allograft loss
133 In
univariate analyses,
prevalent diabetes was associated w
134 In
univariate analyses,
raised homocysteine concentrations
135 In
univariate analyses,
rates varied by hospital volume (P=
136 In
univariate analyses,
reported as odds ratios (95% CIs),
137 on mean alpha(4)beta(2)-nAChR availability,
univariate analyses revealed no group differences for an
138 Univariate analyses revealed significant differences in
139 Univariate analyses revealed that a sustained treatment
140 Univariate analyses revealed that African-American subje
141 Univariate analyses revealed that an atypical histologic
142 Univariate analyses revealed that fibrinogen was positiv
143 Univariate analyses revealed that participants were able
144 Univariate analyses revealed the following tumor charact
145 Univariate analyses revealed the recruitment of function
146 In
univariate analyses,
risk factors for vitamin D deficien
147 In
univariate analyses,
serum hepcidin concentration was co
148 In
univariate analyses,
several hospital-level factors were
149 Univariate analyses showed a task-specific activation in
150 Univariate analyses showed that graft and patient surviv
151 Univariate analyses showed that only youth was associate
152 Univariate analyses showed that primary thickness (Bresl
153 Univariate analyses showed the following variables to be
154 In
univariate analyses,
significant associations were obser
155 In
univariate analyses,
significant correlations with vario
156 On the basis of
univariate analyses,
six CRHR1 variants were associated
157 In
univariate analyses,
STD, QTc, and the PCA ratio predict
158 By
univariate analyses,
stent placement was a significant r
159 Univariate analyses strongly favoured the association of
160 Univariate analyses suggested strong relations between r
161 In
univariate analyses,
Tau- and ER-positive status were bo
162 In
univariate analyses the following were associated with O
163 On
univariate analyses,
the 22 patients who did not achieve
164 In
univariate analyses,
the clinical-pathologic factors ass
165 In
univariate analyses,
the counts of the following subsets
166 In
univariate analyses,
the likelihood of receiving ECT was
167 In
univariate analyses,
the percent change in the levels of
168 In
univariate analyses,
the relative risk of lung cancer fo
169 In
univariate analyses,
the risk of perinatal transmission
170 On
univariate analyses,
the RV FAC was a predictor of morta
171 In
univariate analyses,
there was an association of subsequ
172 In
univariate analyses,
there was no association between pr
173 In
univariate analyses,
there was no significant difference
174 ncreased HCV-specific CD4 T cell response in
univariate analyses,
these associations were lost when c
175 We performed
univariate analyses to compare scores between participan
176 In
univariate analyses,
total adiponectin and HMWr were neg
177 Univariate analyses used chi2 test, Wilcoxson rank sum t
178 Univariate analyses using the established International
179 Univariate analyses (
voxel-lesion symptom mapping for tu
180 In
univariate analyses,
we found an association between rac
181 In
univariate analyses,
we found significant heritability f
182 for plasma HIV RNA level and Nugent score in
univariate analyses,
we found that G. vaginalis and M. h
183 sia rates between diagnostic groups found in
univariate analyses were attenuated when the authors con
184 Univariate analyses were conducted to compare clinical c
185 Univariate analyses were performed for individual risk f
186 Univariate analyses were performed on the retrospectivel
187 Univariate analyses were performed to assess the relatio
188 Univariate analyses were performed to assess the relatio
189 Univariate analyses were performed to compare characteri
190 Univariate analyses were performed to compare these grou
191 Univariate analyses were performed to describe the chara
192 Univariate analyses were performed to determine whether
193 Univariate analyses were performed to identify clinical
194 Univariate analyses were performed using log-rank test a
195 Univariate analyses were performed, and multivariable mo
196 isk factors associated with BKV infection in
univariate analyses were retransplantation, panel-reacti
197 Descriptive
univariate analyses were used for comparisons of baselin
198 Univariate analyses were used to assess stewardship infr
199 gnostic Score factors were not prognostic on
univariate analyses,
whereas Cox multivariate regression
200 31 candidate risk factors were evaluated in
univariate analyses,
while adjusted for known risk facto
201 iables associated with hematoma expansion in
univariate analyses with P </= .10.
202 Univariate analyses yielded weight loss, interval (from