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Cross-lagged autoregressive models revealed small reciprocal effects in both directions between delay of gratification and perceived autonomy support.

While macro-scale and micro-scale models predicted similar average oxygen levels at different depths within the scaffold, μCT models revealed small local oxygen variations within the scaffold micro-architecture.

This study showed that while the standard two-factor model showed a positive high correlation between anxiety and depression factors with pain severity, the bifactor model revealed a small negative correlation between specific depression and anxiety factors as well as a predictive association of pain severity only with the general distress factor.

By coupling two magnetic lenses and other improvements, he produced a model that in 1933 for the first time revealed smaller details than conventional microscopes.

At a resolution of 12 kilometres, the model can reveal small-scale phenomena in the atmosphere that are important for simulating storms.

Assessment of these models revealed the most common model to be PGR alone (27% and 18% for mortality and recurrence, respectively), followed by various two-gene combinations which occurred at small frequencies (7% or less).

A simple Al diffusion model revealed that apparently a small difference in the initial oxidation between the two spraying processes had significant influence on the β-depletion phenomena, which may influence the life time as a bond coating.

Continuing to analyze and revise successive models reveals a series of hazards, each of which can be resolved by small revisions until a fully hazard-free model is finally obtained.

Comparison of all constructed full-models and SF-models revealed improved predictive power with a small set of biologically relevant variables (Fig. 5).

Immunofluorescence imaging together with computational modeling revealed that quiescent HSCs associate with small arterioles in the endosteal BM.

Multivariate modelling revealed a higher (2.65-fold) risk of family physician turnover in small, remote locations compared to that in small closely settled locations.