Each regression analysis is designed to measure the relationship between drape structure and the thickness of the more compactable unit. |
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Age regression was used to explore the perceived cause of symptoms, and abreaction of the associated emotions was encouraged. |
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The error terms from the regression equations are modeled as random variables with a probability distribution. |
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Adjusted odds ratios were calculated by logistic regression, whereas adjusted risk ratios were calculated by generalized linear modeling. |
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Multivariate logistic regression analysis was used to calculate the adjusted odds ratio of failure rates. |
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Birds were aged according to a regression equation for age on the length of the wing for storks. |
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Since the remote office would retain the previous media, regression to an earlier version should also be fairly straightforward. |
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The 1940s could have represented another stage of regression in this process. |
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Will regression afflict the developing countries as aging weakens the industrial world? |
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The extent of the economic regression for many countries is astonishing, as is the pace of economic advancement for a small number of countries. |
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Under hypnosis, under regression, people can remember significant events from former lifetimes. |
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He never thought anymore about the past life regression speech Toshi gave him on the way to L.A. the day after he met Jordan. |
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Many people have experimented with past life regression under hypnosis and claim to recall experiences from previous existences. |
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Mental or physical illness, therefore, may be considered as instituting regression to an early stage of infantile development. |
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I have no horrific sexual episodes that would only emerge through insidious regression therapy. |
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The subject of regression of human cirrhosis is extremely important in today's health care environment. |
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The management issues are further complicated by the fact that there can be both nonprogression or even regression of disease activity with time. |
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He reported total regression of the lesion in eight of the nine cases treated. |
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So, they gave the credit of the natural regression of the disease to the bedrest on which everyone was placed. |
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The spontaneous regression of some tumors is usually explained as a phenomenon of the individual's own immune system attacking the tumor burden. |
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Symptomatic improvements or regression were claimed for five of nine lung cancer cases. |
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Use of this technique would be an excellent way to track the progression or regression of emphysema in a noninvasive way. |
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All of these were included as independent factors in the regression on elevated blood lead levels in children. |
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Four weeks later, a computed tomography scan showed spontaneous regression of some of the metastatic lesions. |
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Reversibility of end-stage liver disease and its prediction of regression would be welcome signs in the management and treatment of cirrhosis. |
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Because of concern for sampling error, documentation of regression requires an ample biopsy followed by examination of the entire liver. |
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While antibiotic treatment eradicates the bacteria and promotes tumor regression, the effects of re-infection on disease are more severe. |
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Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression were the statistical analyses employed in this study. |
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These probabilities were designed to provide maximum statistical power for regression analyses with a sample of this total size. |
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To investigate this, we used regression to examine the relation between response and the current value of the incentive in US dollars. |
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The dependent variables for the linear regression models are the percentages of expected corn and soybean production forward priced. |
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The intercept of the extrapolated regression line and x-axis was taken to be an estimate of the presentation time. |
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Likelihood and regression analyses give slightly different estimates of the slope and intercept. |
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P values are from logistic regression, adjusting for confounders and taking account of dependence between related individuals. |
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All data sets have nonzero intercepts of the regression lines with the y-axis. |
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The fitted lines are for the regression of the square root of the y-axis variable on log shoot dry weight. |
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With all this terrorism stuff lately, it seems that signs of regression are starting to appear. |
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But owing to the erosion of the leaderships ' support bases, these countries entered a vacuum, resulting in regression on all fronts. |
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The whole point of regression systems is to place your biggest bets at the beginning of a shooter's roll, and your smallest bets at the end. |
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The equations were also estimated with ordinary least squares regression, and very similar results were obtained. |
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Alleged memories of past lives are usually obtained by a procedure called hypnotic regression. |
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Use of the undeformed area to calculate stress had the effect of flattening the curves, so linear regression coefficients were compared. |
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A bootstrap method is then applied to estimate the standard deviations of the regression coefficients. |
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Drinking hard liquor and beer both independently contributed to the logistic regression model. |
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Binary logistic regression models were performed separately for males and females. |
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This effect was significant after adjusting for age in the logistic regression analyses. |
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These factors were considered jointly in a multivariate logistic regression model. |
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The global outcome was analysed with logistic regression, with and without adjustment for the two stratifying factors. |
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We used logistic regression to examine associations in terms of odds ratios between independent and dependent variables. |
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To examine this possibility, we conducted a series of logistic regression analyses. |
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Don't be surprised if there's some deterioration in your child's behaviour or a regression to more babyish ways. |
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The regression of the senior lawyer into second childhood was able to mesh the two visual themes and return a sense of continuity to the play. |
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The product of the regression coefficients of the two paths constitutes the indirect or mediational effect. |
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The light line is an exponential, long-run trend line fitted to the time series by statistical regression. |
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The sound systems, loudspeakers and mikes of modern technology are a sad regression from earlier ability. |
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Logistic regression modeling was used to estimate the odds of needle-stick injuries and near misses associated with various factors. |
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This was his formulation of regression and its link to the bivariate normal distribution. |
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A combination of bivariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis techniques was utilized. |
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Continuous variables were grouped into subcategories, and unifactorial logistic regression was used to compare these with a reference level. |
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Differences in the slope of regression lines were evaluated by analysis of variance. |
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An analysis of covariance was used to test whether differences between the slopes of regression lines were significant. |
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The chapter on death deals with out-of-body and near-death experiences, and past-life experiences and regression. |
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Common statistical methods, including chi square, analysis of variance, and multiple regression were used to analyze the data. |
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A statistical test for significance of the regression coefficient requires its variance. |
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Currently, the feeding value of hay is established using regression equations based on chemical constituents. |
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He was able to draw the plots in such a way that the coefficient of regression became the slope of the regression line. |
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Cases with missing data for any covariate were omitted from the regression analysis. |
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The parents said they then witnessed a regression in their children's behaviour and speech, as well as the onset of an unpleasant bowel disorder. |
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In the present study, we examined a series of cirrhotic explants for histologic evidence of regression. |
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The next section uses logistic regression analysis to test for the impact of the type of employment on the probability of home ownership. |
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It was one of the worst cases of special effects regression since the lesser known of the Supermen movies. |
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A test of homogeneity also was conducted to determine if the 1986 and 1987 regression coefficients were homogeneous and could be pooled. |
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The goal of the regression analysis is to predict this distribution parametrically. |
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In preliminary reports, exercise training in hypertensives leads to regression of left ventricular hypertrophy. |
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Clinal patterns were determined by linear regression of the trait means on clinal temperature. |
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Before testing the hypothesis with regression analysis, we checked the degree of collinearity among the independent variables. |
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An indication that regression to the mean is occurring is that patients with the worst clinical scores have the biggest placebo effect. |
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Multiple regression analysis examines the effect of each variable after controlling for other variables. |
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Logistic regression was used to determine the association of outcomes with individual correlates and of interaction terms with ethnicity. |
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The two curvilinear models were exponential growth or decay curves and piecewise linear regression models. |
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The gestational time variable was always the first variable to enter the logistical regression models. |
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Therefore, the number of independent variables would be limited to two because of the degrees of freedom in the regression model. |
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The canonical discriminant function procedure was used for evaluating the overall discriminant regression equation. |
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This global regression subsequently led to the withdrawal of seawater from a large part of the Pangean shelves and epicontinental seas. |
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This dysgenic crisis would surely bring communism and the regression of mankind. |
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Ten separate regression analyses were carried out, one regression analysis corresponding to each of the ten domains of the independent variables. |
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Behavioral changes include sexual acting out, aggression, problems in school, regression, sleep disturbances, depression and eating disturbances. |
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Identification with an animal in the adult may be a compromise effected with more regression than occurs with zoophobia. |
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This important concept is called regression to the mean and is caused by polygenic inheritance of height, the frequency of alleles in the population, and the influence of environmental factors. |
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The regression model fitting a logarithmic curve was significant. |
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Logistic regression was used instead of univariate chi-squares so that covariance among the variables would be taken into account in the analyses. |
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Most clymeniids and contemporary goniatitids declined before the last anoxic episode, known as the Hangenberg event, which was followed by a major regression. |
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For the prediction of use of cancer screening and of prophylactic surgery, we intended to use logistic regression modeling, but it was not possible. |
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The data below are derived from comparing cross-bridge-bearing shelf positions to their unstrained positions predicted by linear regression of the whole set of myosin shelves. |
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All this indicates that vascular endothelial growth factor may contribute to the establishment, progression, and regression of prostate neoplasia. |
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Estimation of the length for photoperiodically sensitive and insensitive phases of each genotype on the basis of equation involves an iterative regression procedure. |
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We used boosted regression trees to identify factors associated with success or failure at the introduction and naturalization stages in each region. |
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Jung saw the libido as flowing between the opposite poles of the conscious and the unconscious, the outer and inner life, in a continuous cycle of progression and regression. |
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They also had to experience complete or partial regression of symptoms. |
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We then used the analysis of covariance to test for differences between the slopes of the regression lines for the eubacterial and the archaeal data sets. |
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Multiple regression of biface count on population and site count is questionable because of sample size and the rather wide dispersion of cases evident in crossplots. |
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We help you identify your risk factors and what you can do to prevent progression of your coronary artery disease or, better yet, promote regression of the disease. |
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The shape of the nonlinear regression line indicates that chlorophyll synchrony between two lakes is very sensitive to differences in stratification intensity. |
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As there are only four boards in Northern Ireland, we used dummy variables in the single level regression equations to control for this rather than multilevel modelling. |
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She'd never had such a rewarding experience doing a past life regression. |
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In addition, later biopsies may show disease progression or regression. |
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This kind of hangs off the back of our resolution of assuming that people who swear by their console are either 12 years old or in regression therapy. |
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The figure shows the regression lines plotted between the 10th and 90th centiles of the self reported general health distribution within each region. |
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Has anyone experienced past-life regression via hypnosis or other means? |
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The remaining 130 patients had spontaneous regression of disease. |
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It was as if she had entered regression therapy as an experiment of curiosity and found that terrible, terrible things had happened to her in the past. |
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Marked regression of the glandular tissue occurs when nursing ceases. |
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From a pragmatist point of view, this looks like regression to the Platonist idea that we have responsibilities not only to our fellow humans, but to something non-human. |
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We calculated odds ratios obtained from logistic regression analyses in which we adjusted for the women's age and parity and their mothers' diabetes. |
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Rand also has completed extensive research in identifying those explanatory variables that are of most significance when developing regression models for aircraft airframes. |
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A multiple-bounded regression technique for double-bounded data can be used when each person's responses remain as a row vector in the aggregate response matrix. |
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Vespertilionids have the longest span, largest wing area and lowest wing loading in relation to body mass of the bat groups for which regression lines were calculated. |
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These papers contain contributions to regression analysis, the correlation coefficient and includes the chi-square test of statistical significance. |
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Hierarchical multiple regression analyses were conducted for the measures of internalizing problems, prosocial competence, and externalizing problems. |
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The ability of neuroticism and work-family conflict to predict work-related psychological well-being was tested with a hierarchical multiple regression analysis. |
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Worst of all, they elide the obvious point that all revolts fluctuate between periods of progress and regression. |
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Polytomous logistic regression was used in the analyses involving the severity of crime because the severity variable is an ordered, trichotomous measure. |
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Though it rarely pays to invest for a full-scale meltdown or disaster, at the very least, one should steel oneself for a mean regression in credit that will dampen growth for sometime. |
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It was a regression, the triumph of a latent aristocratic gene that resides in the heart of humanity when democracies get lazy. |
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A multiple regression analysis was conducted with the dependent variable being the extent of stenosis, and the independent variables being the alexithymia, gender, and age. |
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To explore these differences, we calculated the regression per experiment. |
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To his detractors, Guston symbolized the regression of American culture, its surrender of serious painterly values to the vulgar sirens of mass culture. |
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Because of the high degree of intercorrelation among the needs variables, we used correlation, cluster, and regression analysis to aid data reduction. |
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It is also important to remember that a melanoma can undergo spontaneous regression and may not be detected, despite a thorough physical examination. |
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Linear regression gave reasonably good fits to the arcsin transformed data from most times and was, therefore, used to facilitate comparison among the data sets. |
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In the next step, we removed the effect of body mass prior to testing for regional differences by using residuals from a regression of each of the two variables on body mass. |
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The coefficients of this regression are the logarithm of the odds ratio. |
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For bluehead chubs and creek chubs we tested the hypotheses that probability of movement varied with size and growth using probit regression, pooling data over all months. |
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The solid line depicts the normal least squares regression line. |
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This paper will compare the p-values calculated in the combinatoric analysis with those calculated in the regression analysis. |
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This was then followed by calculation on a seven point Likert scale, logistic regression analysis, and informal interviews with 22 participants. |
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A tutorial on the piecewise regression approach applied to bedload transport data. |
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If the regression curve is linear, the slope of the line of best fit is the initial velocity of the reaction. |
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They've got sophisticated reasons why your regression is all wrong. |
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Propranolol may have a potential role in its treatment, since it leads to regression or stabilization of cutaneous infantile hemangiomas. |
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This study illustrates the application of beta-binomial regression to the analysis of a bimodal utilization measure. |
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To assess changes in analytical quality, we used the binominal test for proportions, the F-test, and linear regression and compared variances. |
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The simple regression using human capital alone as time independent variable fares very well. |
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Dose dependent tumor regression and good tolerability in a mouse mastocytoma model. |
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In several patients from this cohort, we saw a remarkable regression in intimal hyperplasia tissue between 6 and 18 month follow up. |
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Metapsychological and clinical aspects of regression within the psycho-analytic set-up. |
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In vivo dynamics of the microparasite Perkinsus marinus during progression and regression of infections in eastern oysters. |
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During the regression of the Palaeobaltic sea in the Pridoli Epoch the facies belts in the East Baltic area migrated southwestwards. |
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We log-transformed MN and HI titers, and used multiple regression, controlling for age groups to analyze the correlation between age and titer. |
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Subsequently, predicted antibody activity titres were determined directly from the standard curve by solving the regression line equation. |
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Multinomial logistical regression analysis was performed to calculate odds ratios. |
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We used multinomial logistic regression to examine which maternal, paternal, child and family characteristics predict a subsequent birth. |
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We performed multivariate multinomial logistic regression models with dental health status as the dependent and RA as the independent variables. |
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Using multinomial logistic regression, they then identify a variety of risk and protective factors associated with each development trajectory. |
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To evaluate the statistical significance of these relationships, we conducted a multinominal logistic regression. |
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Multinominal logistic regression is more robust than discriminant analysis which assumes multivariate normality of the independent variables. |
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Testing for cointegration involves testing the residuals from an OLS regression for stationarity. |
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These tools may vary from simple regression analysis to multi-variable models with step functions. |
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These associations produced some collinearity in the initial regression model. |
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Summated scales were used to form the independent variables to be used in logistic regression. |
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The regression of a liver tumor after irradiation of bone that the tumor metastasized to is an example of the abscopal effect. |
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Our data suggest that a large part of the regression associated with the deposition of the SS is not primarily controlled by glacioeustasy. |
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This result is not highly dependent upon assumptions about either the form of the growth regression or the measure of inequality. |
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Furthermore, regression of fibrosis might occur as has been observed in nontransplant patients. |
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With regression, shallower facies are deposited on top of deeper facies, a situation called offlap. |
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Due to the subterranean nature of this mole, there is an anatomical regression of its eyes at several organizational levels. |
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Later, when the city was in danger of immanent attack in 310, there would be a marked regression to child sacrifice. |
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Galton, a statistician, introduced correlation and regression analysis and discovered regression toward the mean. |
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Without regression testing, unseen bugs will accumulate, until suddenly nothing works in what was once thought to be a stable system. |
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Telogenesis may result from regression, unroofing and the introduction of surface waters or complete exposure and weathering. |
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Linear regression analysis was also performed to determine whether total amount of physical activity was predicted by revision hip arthroplasty. |
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The allometry coefficient is expressed by the exponent b of the linear regression equations. |
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Each independent variable was regressed on the dependent variable using simple linear regression, and the R-squared values were summated. |
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The same configuration is needed to support regression testing, adding two servers. |
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Sorting through the data, he devised the key statistical concepts of correlation and regression to the mean. |
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Individuals were enrolled based on baseline disease activity, so changes could represent regression to the mean. |
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Ordinal regression, using the Polytomous Universal Model, with a link Negative Log-Log, was utilized to analyze the data and test the hypotheses. |
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The model of dependency in the observed variables was defined using the multiple regression analysis. |
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Independent risk factors identified with logistic regression for the different colonization states were markedly different. |
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Multiple regression analyses were conducted by regressing growth rings and the presence of pith on bow, twist, and crook. |
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Several chapters then cover dynamical systems theory, bifurcation theory, statistics, regression analysis, and Fourier transforms. |
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A case report showed significant regression of a cardiac rhabdomyoma after receiving treatment with the mTOR inhibitor everolimus. |
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We used modified Wald-statistic for assessing heteroscedasticity of group variance among remains of the fixed-effects regression model. |
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Scientific measurements are usually tabulated, graphed, or mapped, and statistical manipulations, such as correlation and regression, performed on them. |
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This is partly a statistical artifact known as regression to the mean. |
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Defining phases of bedload transport using piecewise regression. |
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The long period of lowered admission rates throughout the program may be due to the increasing influence of the intervention or an effect of regression to the mean. |
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Major changes during the Oligocene included a global expansion of grasslands, and a regression of tropical broad leaf forests to the equatorial belt. |
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Diagnostic tests for serial correlation determined that the residuals from the regression model were autocorrelated and therefore an ARIMA analysis was used. |
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Marine regression resulted in draining of epicontinental seas. |
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The combination of a drop in sea level and tectonic uplift resulted in a large regression of the sea and a barrier was formed between the Tethys and Paratethys domains. |
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The authors used regression analysis to evaluate breast cancer incidence at the county level as a function of organochlorine pesticide and triazine herbicide use. |
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Because the dependent variable is polytomous in nature, multinomial logistic regression models with random intercepts for school identifiers are used. |
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The regression of the hind limbs allowed greater flexibility of the spine. |
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Although a progressive time for international rugby, this period initially saw regression for many of the club sides in the form of the temperance movement. |
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The first one, the so-called hedonic regression analysis, explains the price of an asset by a set of quality variables that describe the characteristics of that asset. |
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When we encounter estimation problems in the linear regression and autogressive models, this package provides more efficient estimators than other R packages. |
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The assumptions of multiple regression were met as the relationship modeled was linear and the residuals were homoscedastic and normally distributed. |
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During manual test execution, a newly introduced defect to previously working functionality might not be found until hours into the regression testing cycle. |
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In the early Paleogene due to Marine regression the Caribbean became separated from the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean by the land of Cuba and Haiti. |
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Telesis used its TARS proprietary methodology to automate regression testing for both Exigen's and BlueWave's agile user acceptance test environments. |
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Clinical features of regression include flattening of lesions, reduction in lesion size, and change from a purple-red appearance to an orange-brown macule. |
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Jtest integrates several types of Java testing in one intuitive tool, automatically performing white-box testing, black-box testing, regression testing and static analysis. |
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In addition, we made use of two years of cost and utilization data prior to program implementation, and thus addressed possible regression to the mean effects. |
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In addition to the usual threats to the validity of interventions to change health care, infection control interventions are particularly prone to regression to the mean. |
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This phenomenon has been previously described as regression to the mean. |
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Prostatic utricle cysts result from the regression of the Mullerian paramesonephric ducts or decreased androgenic stimulation of the urogenital sinus. |
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The explicative relationships between the variables were studied with a binary logistic regression model, since the dependent variable is a dichotomic variable. |
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As logistic regression models are not easily applied in clinical settings we simplified the model by dichotomising predictors at the median integer value and unit-weighting. |
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We assume in general that these changed during the late Silurian regression when a wide epicontinental shelf sea narrowed to a pericontinental sea of the ramp type. |
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Statistical methods for analyzing collapsibility in regression models. |
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After a class lecture on simple linear regression, students were asked to collect data on 2 variables from the NBA website that might be linearly related. |
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Examples of regression models include ordinary least squares and partial least squares, whereas for neural nets back-propagation methods would be commonly used. |
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Age dependent induction of hepatic tumor regression by the tissue microenvironment after transplantation of neoplastically transformed rat epithelial cells into the liver. |
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The elimination of non-stationarity made the data free from autocorrelation and possibility of spuriousness among the model's variable regression analysis. |
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To examine the factors associated with the severity of food insecurity, I build upon prior research through the use of Multinomial Logistic regression. |
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They all arise from a lack of regression of a dural diverticulum in the prenasal space that extends through the embryologic foramen cecum or the fonticulus frontalis. |
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In Tunisia, too, there has been a similar regression to mechanistic types of solidarity organized around tribal, regional and religious identities. |
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Jtest supports static analysis, white-box, black-box and regression testing, including added support for Enterprise JavaBean, DbC, servlets and project metrics. |
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That temptation seems to be universal with its yearning for some kind of irrepresentable nirvana and for the regression to the inorganic that accompanies it. |
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All estimates for Poisson regression coefficients are on a log scale, which can be converted to odds ratio by exponentiating the regression coefficient estimates. |
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Repeat MRI revealed that the Arnold-Chiari malformation had undergone a spontaneous partial regression, which resulted in relief of the compression of the medulla oblongata. |
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Analytic procedures included a series of univariant and bivariate analyses and ordinary least squares regression to assess main and interaction effects. |
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Regression analyses were preformed to determine whether basal area and density were affected by the unequal plot sizes. |
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Regression of generalized leukaemia in rat is induced by the granulocytic chalone. |
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Regression of the shell, development of aposematic colorations, and acquisition of toxic defenses are general evolutionary trends within the group. |
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Regression to the mean effects was observed, and probable values were estimated for individuals based on a Bayesian model. |
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Regression testing can account for as much as one-half of the cost of software maintenance. |
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Regression is the situation in which a coastline moves in the direction of the sea. |
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Regression of xanthomata of the eyelids with modified fat diet. |
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Distribution patterns of predatory arthropods, ulidiid eggs, and larvae can be analyzed by Taylor's Power Law, Iwao's Patchiness Regression, and the Index of Dispersion. |
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