highly significantp<0.01
For instance, a man aged 45–49 years has a 4.18 adjusted odds ratio for smoking compared to a man aged 15–19 years, which is a highly significant association (p<0.01).
For instance, a man aged 45–49 years has a 4.18 adjusted odds ratio for smoking compared to a man aged 15–19 years, which is a highly significant association (p<0.01).