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Fig. 3 Direct effect, path effect, and total effect.

Note that the total effect can be meaningfully larger or smaller than the direct effect (path coefficient).

We used the INDIRECT macro [ 27] to estimate the mediation effect (path axb) and its bootstrapped (1,000 samples), bias-corrected and accelerated 95% confidence interval (95% CI).

For example, to block the negative effect (path) of ErbB2 on ERK in Figure  2A, one could either cut/inactivate ErbB2, or permanently activate one of the nodes ErbB13, Grb2, SOS, Ras, MEK, or ERK.

We found that the EN effect (path coefficient from EN to pBLS) is higher for clusters including OBP genes than for random samples of 31 comparable clusters (P = 0.035), whereas the EI effect is lower (P = 0.034).

These risks of lock in effects, path dependency and legacy code exist especially in using a specifically developed model for one application in other applications.

Third, there are risks related to the implementation in source code, i.e. lock in effects, path dependency and legacy code.

The total (path c) and direct effects (path c I ) of perceived autonomy on intentions to seek help were b = 1.33, p < .001 and b = 0.98, p > .001, respectively.

By evaluating the direct and undirect components of (statistical) effects, path analysis implicitly evaluate possible alternatives, but applied here on a simple system with only two variables simply yields the optimal result for their covariance structure.

By means of maximum likelihood logistic regression analysis we estimated the regression coefficients and their 95% confidence intervals of the total (path c, Figure  1) and direct effects (path c' , Figure  1) of single motherhood on moderate and heavy smoking patterns as well as the indirect effects via coping styles (path a * b, Figure  1).

Specifically, the SPSS PROCESS macro commands were used to compute the direct estimate of neurocognitive functioning on psychiatric symptoms (path (C) listed in Table  2) as well as the total (path (C) + (C') listed in Table  2) and specific indirect effects (path (C') listed in Table  2) of neurocognitive functioning on psychiatric symptoms through social cognitive functioning.