CI: confidence interval; PR: adjusted prevalence ratio. The Wald test
was used to calculate all “p” values, p < 0.05 was
considered statistically significant (bold). Variables with p
< 0.20 were later analyzed by multiple hierarchical Poisson
regression. |
CI: confidence interval; PR: adjusted prevalence ratio.
The Wald test was used to calculate all “p” values, p < 0.05
was considered statistically significant (bold). Variables with
p < 0.20 were later analyzed by multiple hierarchical Poisson
regression. |
CI: confidence interval; PR: adjusted prevalence ratio.
The Wald test was used to calculate all “p” values, p < 0.05
was considered statistically significant (bold). Variables with
p < 0.20 were later analyzed by multiple hierarchical Poisson
regression. |
CI: confidence interval; PR: adjusted prevalence ratio.
The Wald test was used to calculate all “p” values, p < 0.05
was considered statistically significant (bold). Variables with
p < 0.20 were later analyzed by multiple hierarchical Poisson
regression. |
CI: confidence interval; PR: adjusted prevalence ratio.
The Wald test was used to calculate all “p” values, p < 0.05
was considered statistically significant (bold). Variables with
p < 0.20 were later analyzed by multiple hierarchical Poisson
regression. |