A lower age of onset (0.96 [0.93–1.00], p = 0.075) was marginally significant, given its correlation with psychosis/bipolar symptoms, and similarly the presence of tremor (2.50 [0.94–7.43], p = 0.078) but were felt sufficiently relevant to include in the final model.
In addition, a lower age of onset (highly significant on univariate testing) and clinical tremor were marginally significant but were felt sufficiently relevant to be included, particularly given the comparative limited sample size in LOSD.
Lower age of onset (0.96 [0.93–1.00], p = 0.075) and tremor (2.50 [0.94–7.43], p = 0.078) were marginally statistically significant but felt relevant to include in the model.