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For the P0.1-PETCO2 relation we used linear regression analysis to determine the slope.

Because spline regressions showed an approximately linear relation, we used a general linear model (GLM) to examine the cadmium effect.

As a proxy for this functional relation, we used transcription factor expression and the number of miRNA-binding sites in each transcription factor.

In evaluating this relation, we use a dynamic specification with fixed effects, while using a panel data approach.

However, for multiple singular soliton solutions, we apply the following steps: (i) For the dispersion relation, we use u x,t)=mathtt{e}^{theta_{i}}, quad theta_{i}=k_{i}x-c_{i}t. (10).

b) For cultural relations we used data expressed in the voting patterns of EU countries competing in the Eurovision song contest from 1957 to 2003.

The factors we focused on are trade relations between countries, cultural relations and existence of common land borders: a) For trade relations we used data from United Nations Statistics Division-Commodity Trade Statistics Database, using the total of all trade between the respective countries in 2008.

To test these relations we used the Kruskal-Wallis test or the Mann-Whitney U test, dependent on number of categories.

To assess exposure relations we used both rank correlations and mixed linear regression models, adjusted for personal temperature and relative humidity.

Similar to an ANCOVA for linear relations, we used FD as the response variable, SR as the predictor and a binomial predicted-observed-variable as covariate (factor), and performed a t-test on the coefficients.

To explore informants' attitudes toward gender relations, we used hypothetical questions (56) such as: Someone once told me that a good wife must obey her husband even if she doesn't agree with him.