Qi and Yang (2009), for example, report an adjusted (R^2) of 61 % and Park and Bang (2014) of as much as 74%%.
Tavella et al., for example, report an altered bone turnover in different strains of mice which were kept on the ISS for 91 days.
Louis Vuitton, for example, reported a 10percentt drop in its sales in Japan in 2008.
Women in the military, for example, reported a high rate of femoral neck stress fractures.
Target, for example, reported a 10.8percentt increase in sales, but said that without the calendar shift, sales would have risen just 1.1percentt.
The South Korean carmaker Hyundai Motor, for example, reported a 4 percent profit improvement for the quarter that ended in September, and Samsung Electronics' quarterly profits jumped 25 percent.
In the first two months of 2013 alone, the Italian government, for example, reported a 132 million euro revenue shortfall from sliding cigarette sales.
Merrill Lynch, an extreme example, reported a 125% gain in equity-trading revenue in the second quarter.
Saks, for example, reported a 19.8% decrease in December 2008 same-store sales, to $363.3 million from $447 million in December 2007.
Charlotte, for example, reported a 10.5% unemployment rate for January 2009, likely related to the fact that Bank of America is headquartered there.
