The AP due to interaction is the proportion of individuals among those exposed to the two interacting factors that is attributable to the interaction per se and it is equal to 0 in the absence of a biological interaction [ 19].
AP is the proportion of the incidence amongst individuals exposed to two interacting factors that is attributable to the interaction per se; thus an AP >0 indicates presence of interaction.
The attributable proportion due to interaction, which takes a value between 0 and 1, is the proportion of the incidence among persons exposed to two interacting factors that is attributable to the interaction per se (i.e. reflecting their joint effect beyond the sum of their independent effects).
Error attributable to the interaction between study participant and occasion was also influential.
The proportion of excess risk attributable to the interaction between pedestrian injury and TBI was calculated as: mathrm{IC}/{mathrm{Risk}}_{mathrm{ped}+mathrm{TBI}+}.
Most of the foam-filled tubes collapse in a progressive mode, exhibiting noticeable advantages in crashworthiness, attributable to the interaction between tubal wall and foam filler.
The different development of flexural cracks on two webs of each beam was attributable to the interaction of the bending moment and warping moment under different T M ratios, which will be discussed in detail in the following section.
Using bootstrapping methods to account for survey variability, we estimated that 49.1%9595% CI 38.4, 59.4) of the excess mortality in the group of pedestrians with TBI was attributable to the interaction between TBI and pedestrian injury.
This mature phenotype of low endocytosis is attributable to the interaction of TLR2 with its ligand, as TLR2−/− BMDCs exposed to native P6 continue to maintain high endocytic capacity.
The largest role of NQO1 in cancer susceptibility is attributable to the interaction of the enzyme with environmental exposure.
In all studies, the proportion attributable to the interaction was larger than the individual effect of physical inactivity.
