All categories collapsed, the four most consistent variables associated with euthanasia among physicians are the patient's life expectancy (75.0%), physicians' medical specialty, unit or work setting (66.6%), the patient's symptoms and suffering (57.1%) and physicians' religion (55.5%).
The most consistent variables associated with a higher satisfaction were more than 2 prior hospitalization, longer length of stay 10-144 daystayingying in double room, and better perceived health status compared to admission in MI dimension.
Finally, all categories collapsed, the four most consistent variables associated with euthanasia are past behavior (100%), health professionals' medical specialty or work setting (66.6%), whether the patient is depressed (66.6%) and the patient's life expectancy (60.0%).
All categories collapsed, the five most consistent variables associated with euthanasia in countries where the act is not legal are equally beliefs about consequences or attitude— (66.6%) and whether the patient is depressed (66.6%), followed by the patient's life expectancy (60.0%) and health professionals' medical specialty or work setting (57.1%).
This paper connects consistent variable selection with multiple hypotheses testing procedures in the linear regression model Y="Xβ+ɛ, where the dimension p of the parameter β is allowed to grow with the sample size n.
Next to sources of moisture, cleaning frequency was the most consistent variable associated with the microbial environment in the home.
The results of the reduced models (only retaining variables with consistent evidence in phases I and II [see Methods]) are not shown, but these variables are highlighted in bold.
four out of nine genes showed at least one significant association with PA variables with consistent results between GLM and MLM (Table 3).
We found that microtopography in the bog was associated with consistent differences in most biogeochemical variables.
The incidence of malaria was year-round, with large variation, consistent with variable year-round rainfall and malaria transmission in Kampala (figure 2A).
Although our set of chosen covariates excludes proximate determinants in order to minimize endogeneity problems, and is consistent with variables used in previous literature [ 2, 11, 13], there is still potential for lingering endogeneity leading to difficulties in parameter interpretation.
