Interpreting model averaging results in R

I am trying to understand and know what to report from my analysis of some data using model averaging in R.

I am using the following script to analyse the effect of method of measurement over a given variable:
Here is the dataset:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/u9un273gzw9o30u/VMT4.csv?dl=0

Model to be fitted:

LM.1 <- gls(VMTf ~ turn+sex+method, na.action="na.fail", method = "ML",VMT4)

dredge full model

require(MuMIn)
d=dredge(LM.1)
print(d)
coefficients(d)

Obtain summary information of all models to get parameter estimates

summary(model.avg(d))

I know that either all models can be averaged (full model averaging) or just a subset of them (conditional averaging). Now, I would like to know: when is better to use full or conditional averaging to make inferences. What should I report of all this for a scientific article? What means exactly the Z value and associated p for a model averaging situation?

To make it easier to visualize my questions. Here is the result table,

> summary(model.avg(d))# now, there are effects

Call:
model.avg(object = d)

Component model call: 
gls(model = VMT ~ <8 unique rhs>, data = VMT4, method = ML, na.action = 
 na.fail)

Component models: 
       df  logLik   AICc delta weight
1       4 -247.10 502.52  0.00   0.34
12      5 -246.17 502.83  0.31   0.29
13      5 -246.52 503.52  1.01   0.20
123     6 -245.60 503.88  1.36   0.17
(Null)  2 -258.62 521.33 18.81   0.00
3       3 -258.38 522.95 20.43   0.00
2       3 -258.60 523.39 20.88   0.00
23      4 -258.36 525.05 22.53   0.00

Term codes: 
method    sex   turn 
     1      2      3 

Model-averaged coefficients:  
(full average) 
                       Estimate Std. Error Adjusted SE z value Pr(>|z|)    
(Intercept)            42.63521    0.37170     0.37447 113.856  < 2e-16 ***
methodlight chamber    -1.05276    0.36098     0.36440   2.889  0.00386 ** 
methodthermal gradient -1.80567    0.36103     0.36445   4.955    7e-07 ***
sex2                    0.19023    0.29403     0.29548   0.644  0.51970    
turn                    0.05005    0.10083     0.10141   0.494  0.62165    

(conditional average) 
                       Estimate Std. Error Adjusted SE z value Pr(>|z|)    
(Intercept)             42.6352     0.3717      0.3745 113.856  < 2e-16 ***
methodlight chamber     -1.0528     0.3609      0.3643   2.890  0.00386 ** 
methodthermal gradient  -1.8058     0.3608      0.3642   4.958  7.1e-07 ***
sex2                     0.4144     0.3089      0.3119   1.328  0.18402    
turn                     0.1337     0.1264      0.1276   1.047  0.29492    
---
Signif. codes:  0 ‘***’ 0.001 ‘**’ 0.01 ‘*’ 0.05 ‘.’ 0.1 ‘ ’ 1

Relative variable importance: 
                     method sex  turn
Importance:          1.00   0.46 0.37
N containing models:    4      4    4

Answer

Attribution
Source : Link , Question Author : Agus Camacho , Answer Author : AUDeer