Other than the first two models, presented only as baseline representation, the R2 values for each model were relatively similar, ranging from 0.128 to 0.278.
In all mixed models presented, only the intercept was allowed to vary between subjects, and the regression slopes were assumed to be fixed effects; random intercept models were applied to our data.
In the next section we study it in the linear case, when the model presents only one steady state.
Because there was little difference between the parsimonious model and the fully adjusted model, we present only the full model for the results stratified by sex.
In some situations, mostly in the public or private non-profit "hospital-at-home" model, present only in certain regions (e.g., in Lombardy), the care team can supply medications (including ROOs) directly to the patient at home, provided that the drugs are included in the regional and/or local pharmacy formulary, or purchased from the facility to which the palliative care unit belongs.
Such models present themselves only rarely in a writer's life, and he couldn't resist the challenge.
Risk estimates from multivariable adjusted models were slightly attenuated, but not materially different from age and sex adjusted models; therefore results from multivariable adjusted models are presented only.
For brevity's sake, we present only the models for adults with complete interview data.
The areas with suitable environmental conditions obtained from the GARP and Maxent models were similar; thus, we present only the results from Maxent.
Due to space limitation, we present only the model that best fit the data for each variable.
