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. 2015 Mar 5;18(2):196–203. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntv049

Table 2.

Bonferonni Corrected P Values From Wald Tests of CDPR Contrasts at Each Time Using Estimates From ZIP Growth-Curve Model Predicting DAYS

Smoking frequency (Poisson) Smoking discontinuation (Logistic)
Years since BL Intermediate vs. Normal Intermediate vs. Slow Normal vs. Slow Intermediate vs. Normal Intermediate vs. Slow Normal vs. Slow
0 2.6E04 1.8E−02 8.0E−01 1.1E−01 7.6E04 8.3E03
0.5 6.5E04 1.1E02 9.0E−01 1.3E−01 1.1E03 9.3E03
1.25 3.7E03 5.4E03 4.0E−01 2.2E−01 4.1E03 1.6E02
2 3.1E−02 2.5E03 8.5E−02 4.7E−01 3.9E−02 6.2E−02
2.75 2.6E−01 1.5E03 6.2E03 9.7E−01 3.9E−01 3.2E−01
4 3.7E−01 2.8E03 2.2E05 3.7E−01 3.8E−01 7.8E−01
5 2.5E−02 1.2E02 1.1E06 2.0E−01 1.0E−01 3.9E−01
6 1.8E03 4.8E−02 5.1E07 1.4E−01 3.9E−02 2.3E−01

BL = baseline; CDPR = CYP2A6 diplotype predicted rate; ZIP = zero-inflated Poisson. A bold P value indicates a significant difference between CDPR categories at the .017-level. Since all CPDR contrasts were tested, a Bonferonni correction was applied (P value = .05/3 = .017). For each test the degrees of freedom equal one. See Supplementary Table S-3 for the parameter estimates, SEs, and P values for the ZIP growth-curve model predicting DAYS.