> -wrap-foot> Adjusteded for: age in 5 year intervals, antihypertensive medication, alcohol intake, sports activity, smoking status, socioeconomic status b The combined models include survey year.
The study also demonstrated that the combined model, including the change in automated BSI and the percent change in PSA, was significantly stronger in discriminating for OS than the percent change in PSA alone.
After having assessed the merits and shortcomings of both types of model, we consider a combined model including both disruptive natural selection and diversifying sexual selection.
We hypothesized that a substantial proportion of the subjectively experienced variance in pain in fibromyalgia patients would be explained by psychological factors alone, but that a combined model, including neuroendocrine and autonomic factors, would give the most parsimonious explanation of variance in pain.
The combined model includes a lumped-parameter model, a finite-element model and a boundary-element model.
The combined model includes the entire process, from the initial phase, when the soot nucleus diameter is much smaller than the mean free path, to the final phase, after coagulation and aggregation, where it can be considered in the continuum regime.
Furthermore, we found that combined models that included both clinical and genomic parameters improved prognostication compared with models with either clinical or genomic variables alone.
We hypothesized that a substantial proportion of the subjectively experienced variance in pain in fibromyalgia patients would be explained by psychological factors alone, but that a combined model also including neuroendocrine and autonomic factors as a base of the symptomatology would give the most likely explanation of variance in pain.
Combined regression models including all available genotypic, nutrient and biochemical variables against miR-21 expression were also conducted in the primary cohort.
The combined model equations include coefficients constant in periodicity direction and continuously slowly variable along axial coordinate.
