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We developed a model of percent burned area in the SRE for the period 1970 2006 using temperature and precipitation variables (R2 = 0.51, p = 1.7E-05 1.7E-05

The results demonstrate that a model of percent canopy mortality as a continuous variable can be developed to identify a gradient of mountain pine beetle severity on the landscape.

A model of five percent Krytox-Silica in a Nafion composite polymer consisting of 15 Nafion side chains, 15 hydronium ions and one of Krytox-Silica was used.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Broken-line model of percent weight gain in parrot fish fed with five different levels of dietary protein for 8 weeks.

However, the combined predictive model of percent PSA change and change in automated BSI (C-index 0.77) was significantly higher than that of percent PSA change alone (C-index 0.73), p = 0.041.

The combined predictive model of percent PSA change and change in automated BSI (C-index 0.77) was observed to be significantly higher than that of percent PSA change alone (C-index 0.73), p = 0.041.

We used a hierarchical approach in developing multiple linear regression models of percent predicted FEV1 and asthma severity, in order to reduce the number of explanatory variables in the models.

Models of percent Sphagnum cover indicated machinery track cover, percent cover of vascular plants, and patch depth were positive factors, while the influence of open canopy varied among species.

As an index of β-cell function, homeostasis model assessment of percent β-cell function (HOMA-%B) was calculated as [fasting plasma insulin [picomoles per liter] × 3.33/(fasting plasma glucose [millimoles per liter] – 3.5)] (11).

In a multivariate model, percent of the population Christian and male circumcision, but not percent of the population Muslim, remained independently associated with cervical cancer incidence (Table 3).

We were least able to predict park vegetation richness and could account for only 29% of variation using a SES gradient model with percent of population having a graduate education as the most dominant factor.