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Fig. 3 The generated LISREL model Table 7 Direct and indirect effects between the constructs Hypothesis Estimate (Standardised) Standard error t-value Direct effects:  (H1) STR → RES 0.43 0.05 0.73  (H2) STR → REL −0.55 1.42 −2.53  (H3) REL → RES 1.93 0.12 2.30 Indirect effects:  STR → RES −0.63 – –.

The surgical and pathological reports should reflect the quality of the treatment and should be standardised (standard).

Metamorphic fish were staged [AR, anal fin ray/6.2 mm standardised standard length (SSL); PB, pelvic fin bud/7.2 mm SSL; PR, pelvic fin ray/8.6 mm SSL; SP, squamation onset posterior/9.6 mm SSL; J, juvenile/11.0 mm SSL; J+, juvenile+/13 mm SSL; and J++, juvenile++/16 mm SSL] according to Parichy et al. (Parichy et al., 2009).

The stock solution of 0.01 M Mn II SO4 was standardised against standard aluminium according to the conventional method using EBT indicator.

Similarly 0.005 M Mn II SO4 solution was standardised against standard lead solution according to the conventional method [6] using EBT indicator.

We introduce a methodology for a universal, standardised footprinting standard for higher education (that could also apply to all organisations regardless of sector or region) with cut-off criteria that excludes paid-for products and services typically included in the 'Scope 3' proportion of the footprint.

†age & sex standardised (European standard population ages 15 to 85+).

In general, the incidence increased during this period from 55 to 70 [per 100,000 standardised world standard population (WSP ], and the analysis shows this to be most pronounced among women below age 60.

Standard HCl and NMe4OH (Merck) solutions were prepared and standardised according to standard techniques.

DPPs have been rounded to nearest 5. *Rates are standardised to European standard population aged ≥25 years by using direct standardisation.

In mathematical terms d is the difference between two group means standardised via pooled standard deviation units.