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For all in-paralogs, defined as strongly supported (>70% BP) clades of sequences from a single species, the sequence giving the shortest branch was retained, after controlling for partial sequences.

A country going from the highest to the lowest economic distortions would be associated to 12.4 % points less labor allocated to small plants and 9.8 percentage points higher TFP relative to the US.16 In Fig. 4 we show the correlation of each covariate and the dependent variable once the effect of the rest of the covariates are controlled for (partial correlations).

Relaxing invariance constraints from the non-invariant items could control for partial measurement inequivalence [ 43, 46].

Furthermore, the correlation between connectivity and rates of evolution remains significant when expression level and breadth, codon bias, and number of paralogs are simultaneously controlled for (partial correlation, ρ = −0.183, P = 1.67 × 10 8 for ω; ρ = −0.197, P = 1.08 × 10 9 for dN).

These correlations remained significant when controlling for group (partial correlation P ≤ 0.02).

This correlation disappeared after controlling for age (partial correlation p > 0.05).

The correlation between urinary protein and Cd excretion in men and women remained statistically significant after controlling for age (partial r = 0.20, p = 0.02).

Finally, the magnitude of beneficial mutations did not depend on robustness after controlling for fitness (partial correlation: r = -0.140, 59 d.f., P = 0.282).

Table 4 presents the partial correlations between lead and achievement, controlling for income; these partial correlations range from 0.29 to 0.40.

After controlling for connectivity using partial regression analysis, only the correlation between neighbours in the metabolic network became non-significant (Table 2).

Controlling for age using partial correlation made only nominal change (r = -0.76, p = 0.019).