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<p>Model Discrimination and Multicollinearity Analysis for the Exclusion of Childhood Obesity.</p> Thomas Hormenu (5955272) Ebenezer Oduro Antiri (10525080) Eric Awlime-Ableh (25138210) Juliet Elikem Paku (19535647) Edward Edem Nartey (25138213) Shaibu Bukari (13889216) Adeladza Kofi Amegah (18567886) Medicine Cell Biology Biotechnology Science Policy Infectious Diseases sensitive health interventions course prevention strategies country &# 8217 51 &# 8211 46 &# 8211 42 &# 8211 30 &# 8211 21 &# 8211 06 &# 8211 46 %, 40 40 %, respectively 19 %, 29 specific diagnostic guidelines diagnostic heterogeneity among low physical activity cape coast metropolis 45 &# 8211 16 &# 8211 13 &# 8211 multiple diagnostic criteria 948 informal workers study used cross independent associated factors 61 ), diabetes cape coast diagnostic criteria informal workers diagnostic concordance study examines significant heterogeneity risk factors classification criteria 99 ), 62 ), 54 %, associated factors xlink "> work predisposes upset plots standard procedures socioeconomic growth significantly linked sectional data obese participants national workforce lower odds <p>Model Discrimination and Multicollinearity Analysis for the Exclusion of Childhood Obesity.</p> 2026-09-29T17:40:35Z Text Journal contribution 10.1371/journal.pone.0359530.s003 https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/_p_Model_Discrimination_and_Multicollinearity_Analysis_for_the_Exclusion_of_Childhood_Obesity_p_/34027047 CC BY 4.0