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The predictive powers of models are relatively high, with nearly 76percentt in model 1, and over 74percentt in model 2. The correlation matrix across explanatory variables supports the absence of multicollinearity because there are no correlation indices that are higher than 70percentt (Khai and Yabe [2013]).

Median values with 95% CIs were predicted from the multilevel models to report differences in the absolute risk of diabetes and diagnosis across explanatory variables.

This non-parametric method allows estimating the significance of a factor (i.e. calculate p-values) by running a series of 10'000 ANOVA, in which the response variable (i.e. antimicrobial activity or antimicrobial activity per mg of feces) is permuted across the explanatory factors (i.e. feces producer and family life).

This basic understanding of the birth dynamics of the first and second stages of labour indicates that the main risk factors may have a direct or indirect effect on obstetric anal sphincter injuries, and that the effects of categories across different explanatory variables are not constant on the outcome.

Yet although the political speeches come across as overly explanatory and didactic, Glen Wallace plays the young idealist John Graham with subtle conviction.

Chi-square analyses were performed to examine differences in the distribution of all study variables across the primary explanatory variable (see Table  2).

To test outcome variation across different contexts, explanatory variables including the 2012 Human Development Index (HDI) and Healthcare Expenditure Per Capita will be retrieved for each of the participating countries and included in statistical analysis.

We compared ratios across strata of explanatory variables using Wald tests for homogeneity as simple one factor log linear Poisson regressions on the observed cases with means proportional to the stratum specific expected numbers of cases in the cohort.

Anthropomorphically appealing concepts like 'muscle strength' had little explanatory power across tasks.

For Gassendi, the great promise of the atomist hypothesis is the explanatory power across diverse domains of material phenomena (and the great test, where feasible, is the gathering of empirical evidence on behalf of that hypothesis).

The coefficients of the explanatory variables across the 10th, 50th, and 90th quantiles in the quantile regression are listed in Table 6, which indicates the variations in loan off-take from formal credit sources across borrower categories (i.e., marginal farmer, small farmer, and medium and large farmers.