Exemplos de uso de Confounder em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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They simply use a confounder to represent the clouds.
Confounder control was performed by multiple logistic regression.
For a formal approach to defining a confounder, see VanderWeele and Shpitser 2013.
Logistic regression andCox analysis were performed for confounder control.
A further 30% was added for confounder control and 10% for losses, amounting to a total 1,960 individuals.
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Another aspect of internal validity is the presence of residual confounder effects.
Analysis was stratified by sex and confounder control was carried out using Poisson regression.
After confounder control, only washing clothing during the second trimester of gestation remained statistically significant.
The authors suggested that clinical parameters, such allergy,could be a confounder for the HPV results observed.
Another potential confounder is that some of our patients received succinylcholine at the anesthesiologist's discretion.
In this respect, the main advantage of RCTs is precisely the randomization, which diminishes the chances of"confounder" effects and selection bias.
Finally, the attributable fraction allows for confounder control in the association between studied variable and outcome.
A confounder is a factor(or factors) which influence the risk of developing a disease and is not the risk factor being studied.
Adjusted analysis was carried out by Poisson regression, using STATA software,based on a hierarchical model for confounder control.
Another confounder when trying to predict sodium during extracorporeal therapies is the non-homogeneous mixing inside the circuit.
Sample size was increased by 10% to compensate for losses and refusals, andby a further 15% for confounder control in adjusted analysis.
Because short-term memory deficit could act as a confounder, skewing the results, the pictures remained visible to the children throughout their narratives.
There was an association between demand-control and psychological distress groups, except to passive job,even after adjustment for all confounder covariables.
In the multivariate analysis performed in this study,when adjusted for potential confounder factors, this association remains in the sense of risk OR=2.24.
Table 2 indicates three-fold odds for hypertension for those women with higher central adiposity WC>94.0 cm regardless of age or confounder variables.
Moreover, it was test the hypothesis that tmd pain could act as a confounder variable in the association between psychosocial factors and sleep bruxism.
The greater frequency of EBF in 1998 remained significantly higher in the final regression model even after confounder control adjusted OR=3.77;
Confounder control was performed primarily through randomization, but also through adjustment for baseline household availability of fruit and vegetables.
For example if a study was examining the association between alcohol and heart disease,cigarette smoking is a confounder because smoking is known to cause heart disease.
In the modeling process,the variable age was identified as a confounder; and in the effect modification analysis, the variables gender, obesity, glycemia and smoking habit were considered as effect modifiers.
Thirdly, and probably more relevant, studies usually failed to adjust for preoperative NT-proBNP level,which is the most evident confounder of increased postoperative NT-proBNP level.
Most common limitations were absence of randomization,lack of confounder control, substantial losses, lack of'intent to treat' analysis, and insufficient statistical power.
Part of the discrepancies among these results may be attributed to disparities in the measurement andclassification of physical activity and to lack of confounder control.
We added 10% to the final sample size to compensate for possible losses andrefusals and 15% for confounder control, leading to a final sample size of 1,800 subjects.
Lack of information on physical activity and unintentional weight loss; study limited to sample of women, not possible to make inferences for men;low cognitive function may be confounder.