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Acta Alimentaria
Authors:
C.Y. Zhou
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Q.W. Cheng
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T. Chen
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L.L. Meng
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T.G. Sun
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B. Hu
,
J. Yang
, and
D.Y. Zhang

rate 3.3 Multiple linear regression analysis To establish a quantitative model between the browning area and multiple physical and chemical indicators, the principal component scores obtained were used as input variables in the MLR model, with the

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A simple and rapid capillary electrophoretic procedure for analysis of matrine and oxymatrine in Kushen medicinal preparations has been developed and optimized. Orthogonal design was used to optimize the separation and detection conditions for the two active components. Phosphate concentration, applied potential, organic modifier content, and buffer pH were selected as variable conditions. The optimized background electrolyte contained 70 mM sodium dihydrogen phosphate and 30% acetonitrile at pH 5.5; the separation potential was 20 kV. Each analysis was complete within 5 min. Regression equations revealed linear relationships (r > 0.999) between peak area and amount for each component. The detection limits were 1.29 μg mL−1 for matrine and 1.48 μg mL−1 for oxymatrine. The levels of the two active compounds in two kinds of traditional Chinese medicinal preparation were easily determined with recoveries of 96.57–106.26%. In addition, multiple linear regression and a non-linear model using a radial basis function neural network approach were constructed for prediction of the migration time of oxymatrine. The predicted results were in good agreement with the experimental values, indicating that a radial basis function neural network is a potential means of prediction of separation time in capillary electrophoresis.

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when direct experience is lacking ( Schnauber & Meltzer, 2005 ). Analytic strategy The study employs multiple linear regressions, using SPSS in order to test whether or not media consumption predicts the

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Journal of Behavioral Addictions
Authors:
Sam-Wook Choi
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Dai-Jin Kim
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Jung-Seok Choi
,
Heejune Ahn
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Eun-Jeung Choi
,
Won-Young Song
,
Seohee Kim
, and
Hyunchul Youn

standard deviations for continuous variables and percentages for categorical variables). Trends and associations among variables were evaluated using Pearson’s correlation analyses. Stepwise multiple linear regressions were performed to determine the risk

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Physiology International
Authors:
V. Fazekas-Pongor
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M. Fekete
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P. Balazs
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D. Árva
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M. Pénzes
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S. Tarantini
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R. Urbán
, and
J.T. Varga

dependent variable, whereas multiple linear regression analysis was used for CAT as it is a unidimensional instrument with a single dependent variable. Maximum likelihood estimation with robust standard error was used to calculate regression coefficients

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Journal of Behavioral Addictions
Authors:
Fatih Canan
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Servet Karaca
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Melike Düzgün
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Ayşe Merve Erdem
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Esranur Karaçaylı
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Nur Begüm Topan
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Sang-Kyu Lee
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Zu Wei Zhai
,
Murat Kuloğlu
, and
Marc N. Potenza

compare proportions between the groups. The correlation of IAT scores with participants’ ages, impulsivity scores, 2D:4D ratios, and Internet use-related variables was analyzed using Pearson’s correlation tests. The multiple linear regression analyses were

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the point in question. To determine which of the selected risk factors contributes to the development of problematic game behavior in the most notable manner, a multiple linear regression analysis was used. The

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Journal of Behavioral Addictions
Authors:
Josephine Savard
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Tatja Hirvikoski
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Katarina Görts Öberg
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Cecilia Dhejne
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Christoffer Rahm
, and
Jussi Jokinen

. Based on results of univariate correlation analyses of all study participants, variables likely to influence sexual compulsivity were integrated simultaneously in a standard multiple linear regression model (assumptions for the analysis were met, all

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above .80 indicates a high effect size ( Cohen, 1992 ). Second, correlation coefficients were calculated among all the variables by using Pearson’s r in the group of pathological gamblers. Third, stepwise multiple linear regression analyses were

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Journal of Behavioral Addictions
Authors:
Michelle Dey
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Joseph Studer
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Michael Patrick Schaub
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Gerhard Gmel
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David Daniel Ebert
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Jenny Yi-Chen Lee
, and
Severin Haug

; WHO-MDI: Major Depression Inventory. Table 2. Simple and multiple linear regression analyses on problematic smartphone use

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