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Construction of the models was guided by the results from the ANOVAs and the correlational matrix (see above) on the relationships between the six studied variables (fluoxetine treatment, BLA lesion, anxiety levels, Ki67, BrdU, and FST immobility).

The random effects structure for each of these models was guided by the results of the variance partition analysis.

Selection of base and final models was guided by the minimum objective function value, Akaike Information Criterion, visual inspection of diagnostic plots, and the precision of parameter estimates.

Discrimination between pharmacodynamic models was guided by minimisation of the weighted sum of squares and standard errors for the pharmacodynamic parameters, examination of the dispersion of the residuals and use of the objective function, Akaike criteria and Schwartz criteria.

Model development of the base and covariate models was guided by the change in objective function value (OFV), plausible parameter estimates, adequate parameter precision, and inspection of goodness-of-fit plots.

Inclusion of socio-demographic co-factors into the models was guided by their significant association (p < .05) with the perceived social support or significant differences between the orphanhood groups [ 1].

The inclusion of variables in the model was guided by the elements contained in the conceptual framework and grouping criteria were guided by frequency distribution.

The stream health model was guided by a genetic algorithm to design the watershed-scale management strategies that included five BMPs.

Selection of variables to include in our model was guided by previous studies and the above framework.

The selection of biological boundaries of the model was guided by literature investigation of signaling pathways relevant to cell proliferation in the lung.

Modeling was guided by several principles in determining potential pathways of influence of one variable on another or, stated simply, the presence and direction of pathway arrows between variables in the path analysis model diagram.