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The dependence of the models constants on temperature was investigated and the secondary models were built accounting for the effect of aw and temperature on the samples moisture content (R2 = 99%).

The secondary models harbor influential (VIP > 1.0) markers from the corresponding primary models M1 to M4.

These equations were obtained by introducing the secondary models for Sl and Kmax⁡ values (2) and (3) into Geeraerd's primary model (1).

The secondary models formed from blocks of influential plaque, diet and saliva biomarkers predicted baseline caries in the order of plaque bacteria > diet > saliva (Table 1).

Thirdly, our two-step approach, using the model estimates in secondary analyses, potentially increased type I error in the secondary models.

From the secondary models described above, growth curves were generated assuming that the growing subpopulation grows according to the model of Baranyi and Roberts (17) and that the nongrowing one follows linear death kinetics.

For the secondary model, it was proposed to model the effect of temperature and initial nitrogen content on the kinetic parameters of the primary model with an Arrhenius relationship.

This study examined the optimum pyrolysis conditions of polyurethane for the yield of a solid product with a high iodine number using central composite design (CCD) on the secondary model in response surface methodology (RS M.

In the secondary model, which did not use information on CD4 counts at the time of diagnosis, the estimated HIV infection curves and undiagnosed population looked similar (eFigures 2 and 3; http://links.lww.com/EDE/A932), although confidence intervals were wider.

None of the studies selected for the primary model exceeded an observation period of eight weeks per treatment arm (TAR, p. 226), and also the secondary model extensions (referred to as "sensitivity analyses") were informed by trials with observations periods of 12 weeks or less, except for the data extracted from three out of four parallel arms of the MTA study (TAR, p. 254).

Only those associated with maternal smoking (p < 0.05) (Tables 1 and 2) and that could potentially influence DNA methylation were added to the secondary model, referred to below as model 2. Cellular heterogeneity is a potential confounder if the distribution of blood cell subtypes differs by maternal smoking status.