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No significant covariate × loss interactions were found.

We also noted PBB-weight loss interactions with enrollment PBB tertiles that were consistent with the models for estimated current PBB tertiles and bleed length (test for interaction: p = 0.08) (Table 6).

Within the salmonids, Atlantic salmon (S. salar) is arguably the species that has suffered the greatest decline in abundance [ 36], mainly due to over-exploitation, habitat loss, interactions with escaped farm fish [ 37], and also possibly climate change [ 38].

In particular, we observed that seven of the top 10 regions with the most gain- or loss interactions (Additional file 1: Table S5) are overlapping with the top 10 hot regions (Table  2).

We found that, despite this restriction to 197 women, all significant PBB-weight loss interactions persisted for both cycle length (adjusted PBB for upper decile, p = 0.04; initial PBB for upper decile, p= 0.02) and bleed length (adjusted PBB tertiles and upper decile, p < 0.0001; initial PBB tertile, p = 0.01; initial PBB for upper decile, 0.04).

The path loss model, based on the three discussed contributions (distance loss, cumulated wall loss, interaction loss), will now be discussed.

Any natural model of network evolution will include events for gene duplication, gene loss, interaction gain, and interaction loss.

Here, we introduce a combinatorial framework for representing histories of network evolution that can encode gene duplication, gene loss, interaction gain and interaction loss at arbitrary times and does not assume a known total ordering of duplication events.

The Age × Valence (gain, loss) interaction was not significant in this larger sample (see Supplementary Information S4), suggesting that older subjects learned less from probabilistic feedback overall.

The relevant processes include divergent sequence evolution, gain and loss of interactions, duplication of genes and the corresponding interactions, and gain and loss of genes.

Results indicated that the mutations contribute to weaker interaction with the drug, primarily due to loss of interactions of the drug with surrounding residues.