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. 2018 Oct 12;219(2):295–304. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiy501

Table 3.

Linear Risk Factor Models for Log10-Transformed Anti-O9 Antigen–Specific Immunoglobulin G (IgG) Transfer Ratio as a Function of Several Maternal and Neonatal Covariates

Variable Univariate Analysis Multivariate Analysis
β (95% CI) P β (95% CI) P a
Maternal age, y −0.001 (−.004–.002) .492
Maternal education level, higher secondary or above 0.01 (−.02–.05) .510
Maternal O9 antigen–specific IgG level, log10 transformed −0.001 (−.06 to .04) .703
Preterm birth, gestation <37 wk −0.08 (−.17 to .001) .056 −0.11 (−.19 to −.02) .063
Low birth weight, <2500 g −0.02 (−.10 to .06) .558
Female neonatal sex 0.04 (.005 to .07) .024 0.03 (−.002 to .07) .048
Smoking or passive smoking during pregnancy −0.003 (−.04 to .03) .874
Irregular vaginal bleeding −0.07 (−.15 to .01) .105 −0.07 (−.15 to .01) .086
Diabetes 0.04 (−.04 to .12) .335
Intrauterine growth restriction −0.01 (−.12 to .09) .785
Maternal hypertension 0.07 (.004 to .14) .037 0.08 (.01 to .14) .028
Maternal anemia 0.01 (−.06 to .08) .741
Fever from infection during pregnancy 0.05 (−.03 to .13) .230

Abbreviation: CI, confidence interval.

aFor adjusted coefficients from the final multivariate risk factor model.