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Secondly, it is important to be aware that the odds ratios found in our main model should not be interpreted as numbers per se, but as an approximate association between each specific child characteristic and their probability of being stunted given the model's specification.

The most distinct property of this problem formulation is that the feasible path set of its lower-level problem is determined by the decision variable of upper-level problem, while in conventional transportation network design problems the feasible path set for lower-level traffic assignment problem is fixed to be all the viable paths between each specific origin-destination pair.

In order to perform a fair comparison between the studies, we restricted the evaluation to only the genes that were commonly tested between each specific pair of studies.

Consequently, there needs to be a careful match between each specific SMS program target, the clinical population identified, and the medium selected for use.

We hypothesized that the incidence of complications will differ significantly between each specific Asian and Pacific Islander subgroup compared with whites, and aggregation of all Asians together obscures this variation.

Mixed effects models were used to test the association between each specific LINE-1 site (site 1, site 2, site 3 and site 4) to account for covariance between measurements.

The implementation of this architectural paradigm requires the definition of specific software adaptation modules between RAMON and each specific system.

‡These p-values are for the interactions between region and each specific variable taken from the models that included region, each specific variable, and their "interaction" term.

The methodological motivation was to design an analytical strategy for alternative splicing detection able to calculate the relationship between expression of each specific exon and the corresponding whole gene expression in a robust way.

The δ s reflect the strength of the beyond-chance agreement between two raters within each specific category.

However, we follow Johnston et al. (2013), and we use the correlations between the outcomes and each specific personality traits in a linear model without other covariates (reported in the first column of Table 8) as a guide to varying ρ.