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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Nov 26.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS. 2010 Sep 10;24(14):2201–2209. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0b013e32833d2132

Table 3. Posterior probabilities for selection of predictive variables in a model for the association between participant characteristics and increased internal or common carotid intimal–medial thickness using Bayesian model averaging.

Predictor Common cIMT (%) Internal cIMT (%)
Male 18.4 0
Age 100 100
African–American 100 0
Hispanic 50.8 3.6
Systolic blood pressure 97.4 8.8
Diastolic blood pressure 95.2 8.8
Current smoker 0 90.6
Past smoker 0 0
Diabetes 0 0
Total cholesterol 14.3 0
HDL cholesterol 84.9 5.8
Injection drug use 0 0
AIDS by OI alone 0 2.7
Duration of HIV infection 2.6 0
HCV infection 0 0
CD4 (baseline) 0.8 17.5
CD4 (nadir) 0 5.6
Undetectable viral load 1.8 9.9
C-reactive protein 0 3.1
Interleukin-6 0 0
Fibrinogen 0 0
Antiretroviral medications (duration of use)
 Lamivudine 0 0
 Zidovudine 0 0
 Stavudine 0 0
 Tenofovir 51.3 3.3
 Didanosine 0 0
 Abacavir 0 0
 Emtricitabine 0 0
 Zalcitabine 0 0
 Ritonavir 17.6 0
 Indinavir 0 5.2
 Nelfinavir 0 4.3
 Lopinavir 0 0
 Saquinavir 0 0
 Atazanavir 0 0
 Amprenavir 0 0
 Fosamprenavir 5.0 0
 Efavirenz 0 0
 Nevaripine 0.9 0
 Delavirdine 0 0

The results in this table are multivariate and reflect the weighted average of the probability that a variable will be included in one of the models with competitive goodness of fit. cIMT, carotid intimal–medial thickness; HCV, hepatitis C virus; HDL, high-density lipoprotein; OI, opportunistic infection.