A multivariate logistic regression model demonstrated a correlation between anemia and serum total CO2 (p = 0.002), BUN (p = 0.04), and creatinine (p = 0.045) at 1 year post transplant.
Both these models are acceptable, although the ANN model demonstrated a higher accuracy.
Overall, the measurement model demonstrated a good fit with the data based on a confirmatory factor analysis.
Compared to a conventional model, GA-optimized model demonstrated a drastic improvement of about 54% in predicting profile roughness.
The numerical model demonstrated a good, reliable and effective agreement with the experiment with the present superflex design.
In contrast, the DPD Morse model demonstrated a far better uniform fluid density distribution along the flow direction.
The catalepsy studies in rodent model demonstrated a significant decrease in extra pyramidal adverse effects as compared to the pure atypical antipsychotic.
However, the WTP estimated using the single third bound model demonstrated a different pattern from the other models, suggesting possible weariness effects.
The model demonstrated a downstream non-linear 'bathymetric migration' as a new regime is established with the barrage at the head of the remnant estuary.
The model demonstrated a relationship between hydrodynamics and hydrogen production, implying that the residence time and steam to carbon molar ratio are important parameters.
The conversional model demonstrated a good match between calculated and measured phase fractions of industrial low alloy steels cooled at the different rates after austenitization.
