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This cannot be explained by our statistical model because the family-wise error has already been controlled theoretically.

Monthly rates, both measured and predicted by our statistical model, for antibiotic starts are shown in Fig.  1.

The age pattern of diabetes, as well as changes in diabetes prevalence from birth cohort to birth cohort, is summarized by our statistical model.

At Morgan Stanley, Francois Meunier said: The main issue for Arm's new chief executive now is to plan for a relay of growth beyond 2015-2016, as we expect growth to have peaked by then according to our statistical model of price elasticity in the chip market.

This was accounted for in our statistical model by correcting for a generation effect.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09178.004 > -wrap-foot> The variation in embryonic lethality attributable to informational modifiers, represented by genetic strain effect in our statistical model, provides an estimate of each strain's sensitivity to exogenous germline RNAi.

As will be shown in the following, the large samples are used for the elaboration of our statistical model and, by means of the small samples, the suitability of our approach is demonstrated.

Since these estimates were not completely mediated by adiposity in our statistical models, this suggests that breakfast intake impacts other avenues, likely hormonal glucose, insulin, and lipid metabolism factors central to these conditions (32).

The coefficients of covariates breed, birthdate, growth phase and average daily feed intake in all five models were useful for the validation of our statistical models by comparing their values with other sources of pig performance data.

Second, we accounted for urine dilution by adjusting for creatinine concentrations in our statistical models of 16 and 26 week urinary phthalate metabolites, rather than creatinine-normalizing urinary phthalate concentrations; again our results were relatively unchanged.

First, do the effects of competition change across the experimental precipitation treatments, as shown by the precipitation × competition interaction in our statistical models?