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The map generated using the model of recruitment based on the 0.05 m temperature data shows greater topographic variation in modeled black oak seedling recruitment and generally lower recruitment probability, especially at the upper elevations of Teakettle, and higher predicted recruitment in the lower elevation areas surrounding the study area (Figure 7b).

A predictive map of seedling recruitment as a function of July maximum temperature, generated by applying the quasi-Poisson regression model to the 2-m gridded temperature dataset, shows a very smooth recruitment surface with moderately high predicted recruitment even in the upper elevation limits of the study area (Figure 7a).

Interestingly, the predicted FBX pseudogenes were selectively enriched in the group without any predicted recruitment modules (Fischer's exact test, p<0.05), suggesting that many of the corresponding proteins lost their ability to bind targets even if expressed (Table S6).

Predicted recruitment time was 12 months, plus two months for the pilot.

To improve this process, further preconditions could be set, such as minimum recruitment index as well as predicted recruitment rate.

This will impact on our predicted recruitment rates, as only 63% (i.e. 49 patients out of the 78) of patients in this pilot met this cut-off score.

Quasi-Poisson regressions predicting recruitment of Quercus kelloggii (black oak) seedlings from temperature variables were significantly improved using these estimates of surface temperature compared to air temperature modeled at 2 m.

To account for heterogeneity in survival rates arising from size-based variation in fishing pressure, we categorized individual fish into size classes and used a growth model to predict recruitment of fish into each size class.

In order to predict recruitment rates accurately, researchers need information on the relative success of various recruitment strategies.

In order to accurately predict recruitment rates, researchers need information on the relative success of various recruitment strategies.

Hadich [ 11]uses a time series approach to analyse an existing set of data retrospectively, to determine if it would have been possible to predict recruitment to a trial.