Self-reported categorical body size and clothes size data for various ages were moderately to strongly associated with anthropometry collected at the relevant times (Spearman correlations 0.51-0.79).
Individual concentration-time data were simulated for these patients with the final model with the addition of a fixed categorical effect size of 5%to50%0% of food on relative bioavailability (i.e., 1,000 patients for each effect size with an increment of 5% between simulations).
We grouped sampling sites in two categories (dichotomous categorical predictor size): small = drainage ditches, small streams and ponds smaller than approximately one hectare; large = lakes larger than one hectare.
The tumour characteristics in the present study included tumour size (categorical, groups in cm), grade (categorical, classified according to the Nottingham histological grade or Bloom-Richardson scale), as well as ER and PR status (binary, absent/present).
For data that are categorical, this sample size allows us to detect medium effect sizes, specifically a difference of 10 percentage points between member and awarded services, with 80% power at a significance level of 0.05.
For data that are categorical, this sample size provides the ability to detect large effect sizes, specifically a difference of 40 percentage points between member and awarded services, with 80% power at a significance level of 0.05.
Just to be safe, we repeated our analyses on several dimensions where we did expect categorical differences: physical size, athletic ability and sex-stereotyped hobbies like playing video games and scrapbooking.
Our scientific objective is to find a simple understandable model linking the categorical variable "city size" to a group of smart city indicators.
The predictors Phyla, Oxygen, Habitat and Growth temperature were also categorical factors, while Size, AT and OUV were numerical factors.
