Fair lineups and target absent situations are commonplace in the eyewitness literature (Clark 2008; Fitzgerald, Price, Oriet, & Charman 2013) and if patterns of c2 integrating these variables continue to support continuous mediation of facial recognition, it will further strengthen the case that continuous evidence mediates eyewitness identification.
But Lindell's (2013) review pointed out that demographic variables continue to be unreliable predictors of hazard adjustment adoption, and the specific mechanism of how these factors influence residents' disaster preparedness behaviors is not uniform, but mainly depends on their respective environment (Miceli et al. 2008; Hoffmann and Muttarak 2017).
Nonetheless, other variables continued to impact wait-times.
Most correlated variables were further checked at the county-level designation in order to determine whether or not these variables continued to be relatively highly correlated.
Notably, new variables continue to be introduced into the HIPE dataset, and commencing in 2012, information on parity will be available.
When we included both PFOA and PFOS in the linear regression model, both variables continued to show a positive linear trend; the trend for PFOA was slightly diminished, but the one for PFOS was notably diminished.
Although local recurrence alone is a poor prognostic sign, with reduced survival rates (Pisters et al, 1996; Lewis et al, 1997), numerous clinical and pathologic variables continue to be significant in predicting survival following initial local recurrence.
In the second model, the following variables continued significantly associated with mother-reported ADHD: family functioning (p = 0.012), social support (p = 0.039) and life events (p = 0.005); and c) model 3: variables significant in the previous model, plus the proximal level variables.
The placebo response and appropriate efficacy variables remain continuing challenges in ARI development, and important lessons have been learned from the current study.
