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The SICs psychometric properties suggest a satisfying model fit, adequate discriminant validity, and acceptable reliability.
As noted previously, we considered model fit adequate if thresholds for three indices were met; CFI (≥0.95), RMSEA (≤0.08), and SRMR (≤0.06).
We considered model fit adequate if thresholds for three indices were met; comparative fit index, CFI (≥0.95), root mean square error of approximation, RMSEA (≤0.08) and standardised root mean square residual, SRMR (≤0.06).
Four different automated model selection methods were applied to fit adequate models using any of the predictor variables listed in Tables 1 and 2. When manual selection methods were employed, only one of the two strongly correlated variables for manure spreading was included with the remaining available predictors.
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Single-exponential fits were adequate to fit all experimental traces.
When Model 3 was tested (i.e., without those nine questions), the fit achieved adequate or better-than-adequate values as described in Table 4.
However, no biologically plausible concern existed for underdispersion, and goodness-of-fit statistics suggested adequate fit.
Multivariable cumulative logistic regression model fit was adequate with a proportional odds test: chi-square = 9.08, P = 0.247, Pearson goodness-of-fit test: chi-square = 0.95, P = 0.668.
Before using the RSM methodology, we needed to select an experimental design and to fit an adequate mathematical function for estimating the optimum points.
The second step is to test the X→M→Y model for adequacy of fit; assuming adequate fit, the model is X→Y, X→M, and M→Y are examined for significance.
In all cases the fit was adequate.
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