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. 2014 Jan 22;9(1):e86189. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0086189

Table 7. Unadjusted and adjusted hierarchical regression model-pH effect vs die-off rate, n = 30.

Covariates pH_code V Day Metal*pH level Day*pH level Constant
A −2.546 (−3.009–−2.083) 81.64(69.28–94.00)
B −2.546 (−3.009–−2.083) −12.03(−16.03– −8.029) 87.66(82.99–92.32)
C −2.546 (−2.814–−2.278) 22.18(19.86–24.49) 70.55(58.51–82.59)
D −2.546(−2.814–−2.278) −12.03(−14.35– −9.713) 22.18(19.86–24.49) 76.57(73.63–79.51)
E −2.968(−3.338–−2.598) −18.79(−23.54– −14.03) 22.18(19.92–24.44) 0.844(0.321–1.368) 79.95(76.40–83.49)
F −1.769(−2.113–−1.425) −12.03(−14.13– −9.930) 34.60(30.18–39.03) −1.554(−2.040– −1.067) 70.35(67.06–73.65)
G −2.191(−2.599–−1.783) −18.79(−23.07– −14.50) 34.60(30.32–38.89) 0.844(0.373–1.316) −1.554(−2.025– −1.082) 73.73(70.02–77.44)

Confidence Interval in parentheses; Note: p value for all the parameters was less than 0.01.

A: Model Main effect, B: Adjusting for metal, C: Adjusting for incubation period (Time), D: Adjusting for metal and time, E: Adjusting for metal, time and metal*pH interaction, F: Adjusting for metal, time and time* pH interaction, G: adjusting for metal, time, metal*pH interaction and and time* pH interaction.

Note: Each model includes the coefficient and their confidence interval in bracket.