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Hopf and step-response transient experiments for the 0.5% Pt/Al2O3 catalyst are well described by the model containing only two surface time constants while three or more are required for the low-loaded catalyst.

This is inconsistent with the IRS phosphorylation profiles under JNK, IKK and ERK inhibition predicted by the model containing all three pathways, where the JNK and ERK inhibition have similar profiles (Figure 5A).

Including BMI gain in the model increased the R value by 13% compared with the model containing only age and current BMI as independent variables (data not shown).

When each of the five variables significant by univariate analysis was tested in the Cox model by adding a variable to the model containing the other four, necrosis was found to be the only independently significant variable.

The results of the preceding section motivated a more in-depth analysis of the reasons behind MANOVA's apparent ability to detect models that only contain interactions and the reduced ability by both methods to detect the model containing main effects and an interaction term.

Since the function (2) with the parameter values estimated by the model contains all of this information, it is possible to compute probabilities of survival to any time for any given combination of the variables.

Thioredoxin can be replaced by other reducing agents, as the model contains alternative reactions to those catalysed by thioredoxin-dependent enzymes.

We calculated the polarization as a function of Lslope and Lmid in the models containing diffusion by running a series of simulations.

As a score-based variance-component test, SKAT can quickly calculate p values analytically by fitting the null model containing only the covariates, and so can easily be applied to genome-wide data.

In contrast to the monaural model, the tRCM produced by the binaural model contained no discernible features that varied with response location, and the features that did emerge were much smaller in amplitude, reflecting the fact that spatial information provided by ILD cues is independent of the source spectrum.

Multimodel inference determined that the PCGR of kestrels was better explained by a model containing the population density of only one prey species (the common vole) than a model using a combination of the densities of the three prey species.