Individual level social factors were number of neighbours known and social participation.
The primary variables considered were number of layers of ferrocement mesh and amount of preloading.
The student questionnaire items were "number of books in the home" and "number of home study supports" (see Table 1).
Two-level full factorial experiments with center points were performed where the simulated model parameter studied were number of pump, number of cashier and inter arrival times (IATs).
Main outcome measures, stratified by parity, cervical ripeness, and gestational age at induction, were number of cesarean deliveries and costs to the health care system.
Using multivariate regression analysis, significant variables (P <.05) associated with cost of hospitalization were number of operative procedures, ventilatory days, male gender, and length of stay.
The response variables considered were number of pollen grains per stigma, pollen tubes per style, and initial and final fruit set.
The traits analyzed were number of inseminations, 56-d nonreturn rate, interval from calving to first insemination, fertility treatments, heat intensity score, stillbirth, and calving performance.
Secondary endpoints were number of days free of mechanical ventilation, renal replacement therapy (RRT) or ICU up to 90 days, and 7-, 28- and 90-day mortality.
The home questionnaire items were "number of children's books in the home," "highest level of education of either parent," and "highest level of occupation of either parent".
The performance metrics considered were number of transmissions required, size of forwarders list, average number of next hop nodes per forwarder, and goodput.
