The results suggest a linear relationship between expended energy and the log of strain rate in the laminate tested.
The, significant linear relationships (R2 > 0.998) was established between Ct (threshold cycle) value and the log of cell abundance for each clade.
For data sets of 100 experimental runs, the uncertainty in the exponential factor and the log of the preexponential factor is 10% if temperature measurement is exact.
The share of working age immigrant and the log of the mean income of male college graduates variables are calculated within MSA-year cells.
Multivariable adjusted [ age, sex, and body mass index (BMI)] linear regression tested associations among genotype (dominant/recessive model) and the log of physical activity volume.
A linear relationship is found between the strain-hardening exponent and the log of the ISE characteristic length for Ni and SCM21 (structural steel) samples with different plastic pre-strain values.
Tables 7 and 8 also report the coefficients on the log of the firm's wage bill and the log of the real exchange rate, which are our exclusion restriction variables in the selection equation.
I thus represent the log of the urban food expenditure poverty line by the solid vertical line at the value of 11.72 and the log of the rural food expenditure poverty line by the dashed vertical line at 11.32.
The standard curve was constructed based on crossing point (Cp) values that demonstrated a significant linear relationship (R2 = 0.9959) between the Cp values and the log of the starting copy numbers for each of the standard MTB DNA (Fig. 2).
When we examined the costs between groups using stepwise logarithmic regression and the log of total costs as the dependent variable, (Table 2) we see that that celiac patients have substantially increased costs compared to that of the control group.
Table 12 in the Appendix is important because it proves that even after controlling for job search, the log of benefits received, and the log of yearly income, the coefficient for Δ H a p is unchanged.
