Three attitudinal factors were significant for predicting Help from Instructor, not two as expected from observing the partial regression plots.
Further investigation is necessary to determine whether the combination of FR and AKI biomarkers is significant for predicting long-term AKI-related outcomes.
From the F-value and low p-value (<0.05) obtained showed that the model was significant for predicting the optimum biodiesel conversion.
Our study shows that the extent of recurrent disease (i.e., rT-classification) was significant for predicting treatment outcome.
Although patients' age was significant for predicting the overall survival rate, the N-classification was the only significant prognostic factor for both MFS and OS.
Unadjusted odds ratios were significant for predicting NDI for those patients born at ≤24 weeks gestational age, birth weight ≤700 g, mechanical ventilation ≥28 days, surgical NEC, grade III IV IVH, and discharge at >43 weeks PMA.
DNA content as measured by both methods was significant for predicting relapse and survival by log-rank test, as were tumour histological grade, c-erbB-2 expression and tumour size.
Of 139 pairs of amino acids with a significant intercept in the logistic regression (meaning that the substitutional asymmetry is predicted to be significant for a mesophile thermophile pair with no difference in genome-wide GC content), 14 have the opposite pattern: the amino acid with lower transfer free energy is found more often at higher temperatures.
In addition, GEE with linear analysis showed that BLB or BLL were significant variables for predicting the progression of eGFR, after adjusting for other variables (Tables 4 and 5).
Results of multivariate analysis revealed that presence of lymph node metastasis, better ECOG status, and use of nephrectomy for definitive treatment prior to the development of metastatic disease were significant factors for predicting disease control to sorafenib treatment.
