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. 2013 Oct 29;8(10):e78533. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0078533

Table 2. Stepwise linear regression models showing the correlations between the bacterial average MIC from each soil and the soil factors (based on the data of the 11 soil samples).

Inline graphic (R2 = 0.9298a, p<0.01)
Variable Coefficient Std Error P VIFb
Constantc 606.605 184.833 0.0112 1.1
Cu 0.24128 0.04759 0.0010 1.1
Sb 0.14533 0.01273 0.0000
a

R2 = 0.9298 or 0.6467 shows that the average MIC was significantly correlated with the soil characters (R2>0.362, significant correlation, [32]); b variance inflation factor; c intercept. The MICSb(III) and MICCu(II) are the average bacterial MIC for the metal of each soil (µM), and the CSb, CCu, CS and CP are the soil concentrations for Sb, Cu, S and P (mg/kg), respectively.