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relative (of a musical key or scale) having the same key signature as another key or scale relative [′rel·əd·iv] (navigation) Related to a moving point; apparent, as relative wind, relative movement. Related to or measured from the heading, as relative bearing.
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| For univariate analysis of categorical variables, we used 2 x 2 tables; for multivariate analysis, we used conditional logistic regression to determine strength of association between HMPV infection and potential explanatory covariates to obtain relative odds (RO) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs); p values were obtained by using the Fisher exact test. Teenagers consistently had the lowest likelihood of concurrent diagnoses, and the relative odds were higher in each successive 10-year age-group. Having no prior lifetime diagnosis of cannabis dependence increased the relative odds of durable employment. |
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