The present work explores, using response surface methodology, the main and interaction effects of some process variables on the preparation of a reversed chitosan alginate polyelectrolyte complex (PEC) with entrapped α-amylase for stability improvement.
In addition to qualitative measures, assessment validity and reliability were explored using item response theory.
The perceptions of this subset regarding psychotherapy were also explored using dichotomous response variables (Agree/disagree).
The relationship between infection status (egg positive or negative) and cytokine response was explored using factor analysis and logistic regression.
Associations between statement ratings and individual characteristics of participants (occupation, experience in FASD diagnosis, completion of training on FASD diagnosis and completeness of response) were explored using the χ test or Fisher's exact test.
The association between compliance rate and response was explored using an analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) model with terms for sequence, age, treatment, dose group, treatment by dose group interaction, compliance group, treatment by compliance group interaction, period and a random factor for subject.
The interviews were held in conversation form and depending on the character of the answers, the responses were explored using further questions.
Interview participants were asked about their satisfaction with various attributes of the inhaler and their preference for the ELLIPTA DPI relative to currently-prescribed inhalers, and responses were explored using an inductive content analysis approach.
Nanotopography-induced cellular response has been explored using nanoislands.
When the covariate was significant, its relationship with the response variable was explored using simple linear regression of residuals (from the model lacking the covariate) on the covariate.
