Figure 11: Bayesian Estimates (With 95% Credible Intervals) of the Effect of the Percent Areal Disturbance Due to Oil and Gas Well Pads on the Expected Carrying Capacity at a Typical Working Group.

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Supplemental Information 3: Fig. S3. Bayesian Estimates (With 95% Confidence Intervals) of the Carrying Capacity in a Typical Year With No Oil and Gas by Working Group.

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Figure 5: Estimates (With 95% Confidence Intervals) of the Effect of an Increase in One SD (0.8%) in the Areal Disturbance Due to Well Pads (A) Within 3.2 Km and (B) the Pacific Decadal Oscillation Index (0.82).

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Figure 12: Estimates (With 95% Confidence Intervals) of the Effect of an Increase in One SD (0.31%) in the Areal Disturbance Due to Well Pads Within 3.2 Km of All Leks and the Pacific Decadal Oscillation Index (0.86) by the Statistic Used to Combine Repeated Lek Counts (Mean or Max) and the Period (A–C).

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Table 4: The Relative Importance (Wi) of the Lag in the Pacific Decadal Oscillation Index as a Predictor of the Change in the Population Density Across All Models With a Lek Distance of 3.2 Km and the Areal Disturbance Due to Well Pads Lagged 1–4 Years.

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Figure 2: Estimates and Associated 95% Credibility Intervals of the Relevance Score for Each of the Six Pain Catastrophizing Measures on Pain Catastrophizing.

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Table 3: The Relative Importance (Wi) of the Lag in the Areal Disturbance Due to Well Pads as a Predictor of the Change in the Population Density Across All Models With a Lek Distance of 3.2 Km and the Pacific Decadal Oscillation Index Independently Lagged 1–4 Years.

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Figure S6: The Shaded Intervals Represent the 80%, 95%, and 99% Confidence Intervals of the Effect of Mean Current Velocity (Northward/Summer) (M/S) on the Probability ofLeptoserisoccurrence

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Assessment of Ecological Carrying Capacity on the Typical Resources-Based Cities-A Case Study of Tangshan City

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Figure 11: Bayesian Estimates (With 95% Credible Intervals) of the Effect of the Percent Areal Disturbance Due to Oil and Gas Well Pads on the Expected Carrying Capacity at a Typical Working Group.

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Supplemental Information 3: Fig. S3. Bayesian Estimates (With 95% Confidence Intervals) of the Carrying Capacity in a Typical Year With No Oil and Gas by Working Group.

Figure 5: Estimates (With 95% Confidence Intervals) of the Effect of an Increase in One SD (0.8%) in the Areal Disturbance Due to Well Pads (A) Within 3.2 Km and (B) the Pacific Decadal Oscillation Index (0.82).

Table 4: The Relative Importance (Wi) of the Lag in the Pacific Decadal Oscillation Index as a Predictor of the Change in the Population Density Across All Models With a Lek Distance of 3.2 Km and the Areal Disturbance Due to Well Pads Lagged 1–4 Years.

Figure 2: Estimates and Associated 95% Credibility Intervals of the Relevance Score for Each of the Six Pain Catastrophizing Measures on Pain Catastrophizing.

Bayesian Credible Intervals for Binomial Proportions in a Single Patient Trial

Table 3: The Relative Importance (Wi) of the Lag in the Areal Disturbance Due to Well Pads as a Predictor of the Change in the Population Density Across All Models With a Lek Distance of 3.2 Km and the Pacific Decadal Oscillation Index Independently Lagged 1–4 Years.

Figure S6: The Shaded Intervals Represent the 80%, 95%, and 99% Confidence Intervals of the Effect of Mean Current Velocity (Northward/Summer) (M/S) on the Probability ofLeptoserisoccurrence

Assessment of Ecological Carrying Capacity on the Typical Resources-Based Cities-A Case Study of Tangshan City