Table 8 Summary statistics for the additional explanatory variables 2006 Survey Round 2009 Survey Round mean std.
In the search for an additional explanatory factor, this time a biological one, we analyzed age at menarche.
The results indicated that resource intensity weights were a good explanatory factor of costs in trauma patients with no need for any additional explanatory variables, such as age, sex, intensive care hours, or ISS.
For each tumour type, the calculation of HR has already adjusted for age and gender (as covariates; within the baseline regression), and is to test for an additional explanatory variable: a total number of mutations falling into the survival network.
Prognostic factors were selected using the stepwise procedure, specifying the significant levels for entering an additional explanatory variable into the model as 0.25 and for removing an explanatory variable from the model as 0.15.
To investigate which set of SNPs might offer additional explanatory power for PR, comparisons were made with the addition of the QRS SNPs, the QT SNPs, and the 12LS SNPs in turn.
This paper sheds light on additional explanatory factors for uneven competition, illustrating that investment paths vary across subsectors.
Finally, structure indices tapped aspects of children's relations that were not reflected in the traditional two-dimensional classification system and provided additional explanatory power for predicting developmental outcomes.
EGFR is also hypomethylated (beta = 0.03), which may be an additional explanatory mechanism for its overexpression.
Different types of FH each provided additional explanatory power for understanding variation in the variety of FV consumed beyond education, social class and home-ownership.
