These results were similar but slightly lower than our mean per-unit payment estimate of $827 (SD, $2,127).
Model simulations over this period suggest that climate variations alone accounted for a −82 mm decrease (mean per unit area) in annual discharge (−14%, from 8190 m3 s−1 to 7806 m3 s−1), due to a −2% decrease in precipitation and +3% increase in evapotranspiration.
This means that per unit of time, exposure in the pre-1980 period was likely to be much higher than after 1985, adding large temporal variation to the spatial variation associated with proximity to traffic evident in Figure 2.
For constant, a population with mean phenotype evolves according to Lande's equation, where the directional selection gradient at time t is (A4) β t measures the proportional change in log mean fitness per unit change of the mean phenotype.
Mean daily intake (per unit metabolic body size) of DM (44.86 versus 36.13 g) and ME (379.0 versus 300.7 kJ) were increased (P<0.05) due to I supplementation, but not the CP or DCP intakes.
The linear growth rate for SRT, CRT, DVT and PoA reaction times increased (slowed) significantly by 0.028, 0.021, 0.009 and 0.023 log-transformed (mean) seconds per unit of time, respectively (Table 4, model 3).
Exponentiated coefficients represent the percent change in geometric mean per unit on the non-transformed scale of the predictor variable [30].
The mean per unit cost of repairs was $1,726 (median, $300).
Mean catch-per-unit-effort (standardised to numbers of individuals caught 5 min−1) was significantly larger in the high-rise net for some variables, but in most cases, CPUE was correlated proportionately between the two heights of net.
IT accounted for 34.5% of total costs in the sample studied, and for 19% in our MS Unit (mean per patient per year).
