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Overall, the model explained roughly 67%% of the variation in treatment response (R = 0.6735) (Table 2).
When total DHI score was introduced alone into the hierarchical regression model, it explained roughly thirty-four percent of the variance in SIS.
The POLR model predicted the response significantly better than a null model with no parameters (model likelihood χ2 < 0.0001); it explained roughly 19% of the variance in responses (Nagelkerke's R2 = 0.192).
The POLR model predicted the response significantly better than a null model with no parameters (model likelihood χ2 < 0.0001), and it explained roughly 45% of the variance in responses (Nagelkerke's R2 = 0.45).
Students' responses were analyzed with a POLR model that included these three predictor variables; the POLR model predicted the response significantly better than a null model with no parameters (model likelihood χ2 < 0.0001) and it explained roughly 30% of the variance in responses (Nagelkerke's R2 = 0.306).
Results were explained roughly by a simple equilibrium model and more accurately by a reaction front model which will be later used in a package for the design of cyclic fixed bed adsorption processes.
Linear models relating temperature residuals to physiographic variables explained roughly 10 90% of the variance in temperature residuals and had root mean squared error of 1.2 2.0 °C, depending upon the type of measurement and time of year.
Based on forward modeling with the anisotropic subsurface models, we confirmed that the characteristics of the observed receiver functions can be explained roughly by considering a localized anomaly in the upper and middle crust.
Considered individually, all attributes except symmetry "explained" roughly 10% of the variability in slope; taken together in one regression model, the total variability explained is 20.0%.
The idea is explained roughly as follows.
The interaction between diet and MHC type explained roughly 12% of VOC variation.
