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When comparing predictions using the three different regression methods, the CLAD model better predicted the utility scores more closely to the observed values when compared to the predictions obtained using the OLS and GLM models (Table 5).
Findings indicated differences in the R2 values of the two models and suggest that the inclusion of additional variables in the second model better predicted college students' patronage intentions (F (4328) = 13.66, p < 0.01).
Finally, variabilities in RBF and Vm measurements were lowered by sepsis, such as the model better predicted individual values for a given MAP.
Therefore, the model better predicts the average duration of unemployment for the group 30 34.
The model better predicts the changes on the unemployment rate for the groups 15 24 and 40 44.
These residues are important from an environmental point of view and the Hoerl function (biphasic model) better predict the results obtained.
The accuracy of the proposed model is assessed versus existing time-variant Cs models and the results indicate that the proposed model better predicts the Cs in concrete exposed to chlorides.
This refined model better predicts the effective moduli of honeycombs with low relative densities and represents also a general solution that can be reduced to predict the effective mechanical properties of regular honeycombs with straight walls.
We also show that our model better predicts the growth phenotype on methanol alone or in combination with glycerol.
To this end, two recent innovative studies have reported the development of a prognostic model that incorporates a panel of malignancy-associated biomarkers (which includes p53, CA9, Ki67, vimentin, CA12, PTEN and gelosin) with standard clinical parameters and where the resultant 'clinical/molecular marker' model, better predicts survival of patients with RCC (Kim et al, 2004, 2005).
Incorporation of site-specific light intensity into metabolism models better predicted morning DO concentrations and exposure to hypoxic conditions in shaded study streams.
