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This led to establish building and sea defense classes (Fig. 3) and their corresponding classification factors (Table 2).

The classification factors were rated using a combination of the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and statistical methods.

The dynamic aspect of vulnerability is taken into account by introducing the weighting and classification factors (Table 2) in a dynamic formula (Omira et al. 2010).

Discriminant analysis, using the SBS levels as classification factors, revealed that thermal parameters reliably distinguished the three visually recognized levels and correctly classified 86% of the samples.

The field survey covered the building stock and sea-defense structures within the study area with the objective to characterize the elements controlling the vulnerability and therefore deriving the classification factors.

At the very least, a trichotomy is needed as a logical basis for designing and analysing individual experiments, the three basic types of factor being (A) treatment factors whose levels can be assigned at random to plots; (B) classification factors whose effects (and perhaps interactions with other factors) are to be studied; and (C) block factors.

Many patients with a classification factor above 0.5 also show a CrCl <90 ml/min/1.73 m2.

As depicted in the Box-and-Whisker plot in figure 2B, this classification resulted in a significant (P<0.0001) difference of the median classification factor between patients with DN (0.889 [95% CI: 0.843 to 0.924]) and patients without DN (−0.461 %°CI°CI: −0.592 to −0.255]).

Two-way interactions of each predictor with this classification factor were also included.

The Kruskall-Wallis test (H-test) was used to analyse the effect of a classification factor on ordinal data when the distribution of the sample was not normal.

The changes from baseline in efficacy variables were analysed using an ancova model, with treatment and pooled centre as the classification factor and baseline as the covariate.