The efficiency of the proposed model is compared with that of an ordinary regression model (OLR) using the same predictors.
This is so because for each particular method (regression or BEF), all tree component models used the same predictors (DBH and H for regression and stem volume for BEF models).
Except for localised tenderness, we identified the same predictors, and therefore, associations between wrist deformity, presence of hematoma or swelling, reduced range of motion and wrist fractures seem justified.
As a result, we drew the figures (Figs. 2a and b, 3a and b) to respectively illustrate the converging trend of moderating effects with the same predictors on general work-family conflict.
Additionally, across Tables 4, 5 and 6, the moderation models with the same predictors and number (from Model 3 to Model 5) are also quietly consistent across different dependent variables (time-based, strain-based and behavior-based work-family conflicts).
A second multivariable regression modeled the relationship between time to death or loss to follow-up and the same predictors.
Additional univariate GLMs were run with iButton body temperature as the dependent variable and the same predictors as above.
To estimate the probability of having a non-zero dose of cumulative HAART in any interval, a logistic model to the binary (HAART = 0, HAART>0) dose data was used, including the same predictors are in the continuous-dose portion of the mixture distribution.
Specifically, a particular variable may be declared in a model as the most important predictor of the response variable but to be second or third in importance for models with the same predictors but differently ordered in around the 7.4% of the times (as extreme cases a predictor second or third in importance may be twelfth; Table 1).
In the validation data set the same predictors were significant.
The same predictors also remained significant for each diabetes type.
