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(b) Build the best multiple regression model you can for the purposes both of predicting the response and of pro ling the predictors individual relationship with the response. Make sure that you account for multicollinearity. 3.22. Open the New York data set at the book series Web site. Build the best multiple regression model you can for the purposes of predicting the response, using the gender ratio as the response and all the other variables as the predictors. (a) Compare and contrast the results from the forward selection, backward elimination, and stepwise variable selection procedures. (b) Apply the best subsets procedure, and compare against the previous methods. (c) Perform all possible regressions. Did the variable selection algorithms nd the best regression 3.23. Open the crash data set at the book series Web site. Build the best multiple regression model you can for the purposes of predicting head injury severity, using all the other variables as the predictors. (a) Determine which variables must be made into indicator variables. (b) Determine which variables might be super uous. (c) Build two parallel models, one where we account for multicollinearity and another where we do not. For which purposes may each of these models be used 3.24. Continuing with the crash data set, combine the four injury measurement variables into a single variable, defending your choice of combination function. Build the best multiple regression model you can for the purposes of predicting injury severity, using all the other variables as the predictors. Build two parallel models, one where we account for multicollinearity and another where we do not. For which purposes may each of these models be used

i Integrin: Member of a large family of transmembrane protein receptors that are involved in cell-extracellular matrix (adhesion) and cell-cell interactions in vitro: Cultured outside the living body and in an arti cial environment Isometric contraction experiment: Measurement of contractile properties at a de ned preload Jamshidi needle: A long, tapered needle-drill combination used for obtaining bone core biopsies or bone marrow aspirates Liver zonation: The compartmentalization of speci c functions to distinct zones along the liver sinusoid..

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There are both economic and technical advantages to digital switching; in this context we refer to PCM switching. The economic advantages of time-division PCM switching include the following:

The PAN coordinator (PANC) is the principal controller of a PAN. It controls the network and de nes the parameters of the network. An IEEE 802.15.4 network has exactly one PANC. There are two types of devices present in the speci cation that communicate together to form different network topologies: full-function device (FFD) and reduced-function device (RFD). An FFD is capable of operating as a coordinator or device and implementing the complete protocol set. An RFD operates with a minimal implementation of the IEEE 802.15.4 protocol. An RFD can only connect to an FFD, whereas an FFD can connect to both FFDs and RFDs. The FFD that acts as a PANC is the main controller of the network and can initiate a communication, terminate it, and route it around the network. At the physical level, an FFD and an RFD distinguish themselves based on their capabilities of hardware platforms. An RFD can perform a logical role of end device with extremely simple applications such as a light sensor and a lighting controller, whereas an FFD can take up the roles of coordinator and a router.

8 BIOREACTOR CULTIVATION 81 Hydrodynamic Environment Convective mixing improves the kinetic rate, ef ciency, and spatial uniformity of cell seeding on three-dimensional polymer scaffolds and improves tissue structure and composition by enhancing mass transport within the culture medium and at the tissue surfaces [Vunjak-Novakovic et al, 1998; Radisic et al, 2003] Hydrodynamic factors present during culture can modulate cell function and tissue development in at least two ways: via associated effects on mass transport between the developing tissue and culture medium (eg, oxygen, nutrients, growth factors) and by physical stimulation of the cells (eg, shear, pressure) The composition, morphology, and mechanical properties of engineered tissues grown in hydrodynamically active environments were generally better than in static environments For cultivations in vessels described in Fig 65, construct compositions and mechanical properties were better in stirred asks and rotating vessels than in static asks.

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Direct perfusion through cultured tissue constructs stimulated chondrogenesis, presumably because of the combined effects of enhanced mass transport, pH regulation, and uid shear in the cell microenvironment [Sittinger et al, 1994; Dunkelman et al, 1995; Pazzano et al, 2000], in particular at physiological interstitial ow velocities [Maroudas, 1979; Mow et al, 1980, 1991; Vunjak-Novakovic et al, 1996] However, physiologically thick, functional cartilage could be engineered with diffusional transport within the cultured tissue constructs (eg, in rotating bioreactors, [Vunjak-Novakovic et al, 1999; Pei et al, 2002a]) In contrast, the same culture conditions yielded engineered cardiac tissue in which the functional layer was only approximately 01 mm thick [Carrier et al, 1999].