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. 2015 Jun 25;8(3):80–88. doi: 10.5539/gjhs.v8n3p80

Table 3.

Hierarchical regression analysis assessing the influence of subject, tooth and site characteristics in the variability of clinical attachment level (CAL) gain

Intercept ΔCAL Baseline-6months

Empty model
β±SE
Multivariate model
β±SE
2.974±0.095 3.743±0.225
Patient (Level 3) 0.317±0.081 (16) 0.237±0.059 (-25%)
Tooth (Level 2) 1.183±0.054 (60) 0.732±0.034 (-38%)
Site (Level 1) 0.461±0.009 (24) 0.308±0.006 (-33%)
Total variance 1.961 1.277
-2 LL 17083.055 12305.077*

Proportion of variability in ΔCAL provided by the multilevel analysis at the subject, tooth, and site levels.

Change in the proportion of variability in ΔCAL at the subject, tooth, and site levels when explicatory factors were incorporated in the analysis.

*

Variation in -2 LL was significant (P<0.001).

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