Hydrogen adsorption and storage on calcium-decorated, boron-doped graphene was explored using density functional theory simulations based on local density approximation and generalized gradient approximation methods.
This hypothesis was explored using homology modelling.
We explored dose response relationships using generalized additive models within mixed models, accounting for clustering, using R statistical software (Free Software Foundation Inc., Boston, MA, USA).
When we explored different model forms using generalized additive mixed models for the two ocean basins, we found that a linear model was sufficient for the Caribbean (Fig. S5A), but a non-linear changepoint or breakpoint model [21] was needed for the Indo-Pacific (Fig. S5B).
To design such a filter, we explore the feasibility of capturing system dynamics using generalized orthonormal basis filters (GOBF).
Next, we explored the exposure response relationship in fully adjusted models using generalized additive models with penalized splines in R (version 2.13; R Foundation for Statistical Computing, Vienna, Austria).
We explored the effects of genotype, environment, and G×E using generalized linear mixed models (GLMMs) for FPG and TFG and linear models for the two parameters describing germination dynamics.
We conducted a retrospective analysis of patients presenting with AS and explored the trajectory of AS mean gradient over time using generalized estimating equations and fit a longitudinal linear regression model with adjustment for baseline clinical variables.
Stratified analyses and interaction models, using generalized estimating equations (GEEs), were used to explore interactions between lead and hemoglobin, and DRD2 Taq IA categories [homozygous variant (A1) vs. presence of wild-type allele (A2)].
