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These authors applied a MLR using MSAVI and band 3 as predictor variables and were able to explain slightly more of the variation in basal area (R2 = 0.67) than volume (R2 = 0.65).

That relative abundance of women, however, only makes the number of female faculty in tenure-track positions harder to explain: Slightly more than a third of all assistant professors are women, and the percentage of female full professors is about half of that.

In the case of FK2 the average surface roughness of sides A and B are close to each other as well as the 2D gloss, but the gloss data suggests that there is some excipient on side B which may explain slightly higher gloss with B than A. Fig. 3 The 2D gloss maps of authentic and counterfeit antimalaria tablet samples measured from A and B sides.

Nevertheless, some Ambliceran lice species can behave as facultative haematophages [32], while also feed on corporal secretions [33], [34], which may explain slightly different isotopic values among lice.

In children, genetic effects have been shown to explain slightly more than 20% of the variance in exercise behavior [ 52].

This may explain slightly less than 50% of the difference in the number of days reported by the patients and the patient registry.

Our results demonstrate that landscape variables explained slightly more bird metacommunity patterns than spatial variation of unknown origin each year.

Self-concept as the domain-specific aspect of motivation explained slightly more variance than the situation-specific aspects of motivation.

When considered in an interaction with year, normalised HL explains slightly more variation.

Within prime-aged females, normalised HL explains the least amount of variation in contributions to population growth out of all the traits, except for when it is considered in an interaction with year, where it explains slightly more (approx. 1%) than FEC in such an interaction.

Within contributions via fecundity, normalised HL in an interaction with year explains 1% more variation than FEC in an interaction with year and when considered on its own it explains slightly more than both FEC and weight (up to 0.05% more).