Results of structural equation modeling analyses revealed that social influence and past performance in teaching and supervision had significant effects on interest to become a nurse educator when mediated by self-efficacy and outcome expectations.
Social Relations Model analyses revealed significant observer accuracy for narcissism, but not for psychopathy or Machiavellianism.
General Linear Model analyses revealed that richness increased with increasing housing price across all groups of species.
Mixed-models analyses revealed significant time and medication-by-time interaction effects for percent weight loss, with sibutramine but not placebo associated with significant change over time.
Our adjusted Cox model analyses revealed hypermethylation of NDN was associated with better survival in all HNSCC patients.
Clade model analyses revealed that, after duplication, the selective regime experienced by many alignment sites changed from weak purifying selection to either neutral evolution or weak positive selection.
Mixed model analyses revealed a significant group by time interaction on ESA with a medium size of effect suggesting that the mobiletype program significantly increases ESA compared to an attention comparison.
The logistic models analyses revealed that 2 h post-load plasma glucose values of ≥160 mg/dL was the only independent predictor of long-term MACE after AMI (p = 0.028, OR: 1.85, 95% CI: 1.07-3.21).
Linear mixed model analyses revealed a significant interaction between group and time, F 1, 672) = 18.068, p < .001, and a four-way interaction between group, contrast, voicing, and time, F 1, 672) = 3.893, p < .001.001
Hypothesis 2: although mixed effect model analyses revealed an effect on survival and mass change for the interaction between the 'Population' predictor and the 'Site' predictor (Table S4), its significance was mainly driven by the high overall performance of the Ar, Pa, and VR.oil populations (no trade-off) and by the poor overall performance of the MR.oil population (Fig. S8).
