If applied as an automatic function for use in the clinic, the non-assisted breaths could be repeated intermittently to increase the likelihood of obtaining acceptable and reproducible PVBC values.
Subsequently, the inertia was measured using the automatic function 'Device Manager', in the same way as that used for the pressure measurements described above.
This is an automatic function of the database that ensures that all the articles are published in biomedical journals.
We aligned sequences using the automatic assembly function in Sequencher v. 4.8 (Gene Codes Corp).
We matched spots from the different gels using the automatic matching function in the Biological Variance Analysis DeCyder module after prior landmark settings and confirmed manually by comparing each spot against the master gel.
Based on visual examination, total number of peaks and total intensity, one of the samples was selected as reference and all other ion intensity maps from rest of the samples were aligned to it using the 'Automatic Alignment' function in the software.
Frequency of NSSI, gender (female), emotional abuse, prolonged illness or handicap during upbringing and symptoms of depression uniquely predicted the automatic functions of NSSI in the final regression model, but not the social functions.
Results of the mediation analyses confirmed the mediating role of trauma symptoms (depression and dissociation) in the relationship between self-reported experiences of emotional abuse (B = 3.24, CI = 2.79-3.73), physicabuseuse (B = 2.58, CI = 1.99-3.18), as well as sexual abuse (B = 3.28, CI = 2.60-4.04) and the automatic functions of NSSI in all three models.
Although both models were significant, the predictors explained more variance in the automatic functions compared to the social functions, indicating that the predicting variables included in the model are meaningful constructs in relationship to the automatic functions of NSSI.
Self-reported handicap or illness of a chronic nature was significant in the model of automatic functions.
