To investigate the generality of putative environmental correlates and their interactive effect with phylogeny we therefore repeated the single-predictor environment analyses separately for migrants and non-migrants.
The addition of Caline3 output as an independent covariate effectively displaced two road-specific predictors, one built environment predictor and one meteorological predictor across two winter-season models.
Finally, for each species we were interested in how mortality varied with changes in the variable of interest alone, but since the predictors (size, environment and stand basal area) all co-varied along each gradient we calculated the median conditions in which each of the species was found.
Reduced pulmonary function is an important predictor of environment-related pulmonary diseases; however, evidence of an association between exposures to various metals from all possible routes and altered pulmonary function is limited.
Future lines are based on reusing this system with an environment predictor, with the possibility of real-time execution and self reconfiguration depending on the external constraints and resources available in the platform.
Clinical or bedside nurse predictors of stress have been studied more frequently, but less has been done on work environment predictors for those in this first-line leadership role.
Stem density was the strongest predictor of bat-environment relationships, although there was evidence for differences in bat habitat use across different structural elements.
Understanding the relative importance of those work environment predictors could be used to help identify the most fruitful areas for intervention, potentially improving recruitment and retention for nurse managers.
Logistic regression was used to estimate the odds ratio of individual's obesity status and regular fast food consumption as a function of the food environment predictors.
A linear regression of the most important predictor in the environment-only model (Bio15: precipitation seasonality) on geographic distance supports this idea (r = 0.24, p < 0.001, Additional file 1: Figure S3).
The impact of the psychosocial work environment as predictor for RTW disappeared over time and only the severity of the condition was a predictor for RTW in the long run.
