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. 2018 Mar 22;13(3):e0194272. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0194272

Table 4. Associations between behavioural, clinical, haematological and respiratory parameters.

X Y r Pa R2 Pb
Total head down duration Tracheal mucus score -0.717 0.012 46.1 0.013
TW Bacteria log10CFU/ml -0.686 0.019 41.3 0.020
Tracheal inflammation score -0.613 0.044 30.7 0.045
Licking/Chewing -0.718 0.012 46.2 0.013
Pawing -0.637 0.035 34.0 0.035
Total Movements CK 0.658 0.027 36.9 0.028
TP 0.619 0.042 31.5 0.042
Touching rubber tie cord Cortisol 0.724 0.0117 61.5 0.012
Tracheal inflammation 0.679 0.021 40.2 0.021
Lowering the head frequency -0.725 0.011 47.4 0.011
Total stress related behaviours Fibrinogen 0.648 0.031 35.5 0.031
HR Backward movement 0.914 <0.001 81.8 <0.001
Forward movements 0.729 0.010 48.0 0.011
Evasive behaviours 0.808 0.002 61.5 0.003
White blood cell Neutrophils 0.927 <0.001 84.5 <0.001
Fibrinogen 0.773 0.005 55.4 0.005
Globulin 0.684 0.020 40.9 0.020
Albumin -0.757 0.007 52.7 0.007

Pearson correlations and linear regression analysis results showing associations between explanatory (X) and outcome (Y) factors. Data expressed as r and Pa for the correlation, and as R2 and Pb for the linear regression.