Moreover, the method aimed at creating a case study database using multiple sources of evidence, thus allowing the analysis and a chain of evidence to be maintained [ 23].
The output of the hierarchical analysis is a chain of vectors, each one of which is a sample from the joint posterior distribution of the parameters (see Rouder & Lu, 2005, for a tutorial for psychologists).
Our analysis relies on a chain of (sometimes interdependent) data that can be difficult to accurately determine.
The efforts of the ATLAS and CMS teams which each included some 3000 physicists were organized around a complex chain of data analysis and crosschecks.
Furthermore, in addition to single value chain stages as a level of analysis (level A) we also take into account the complex technology landscapes in entire value chains (level B) as well as patented technologies' potential value in different current or future value chains (level C).
Table 1 presents data that combines information from Imani Development Consultants (2004) and CYE Consult (2009), who undertook a value chain analysis of several Malawian chains, including dairy, for the European Commission.
In Section 3, a value chain analysis of the food supply chain for ships is conducted, and in Section 4 a case study is presented to evaluate food supply chain performance.
Marlin allows for a modular composition of analysis chains for various applications.
This paper describes a Markov chain analysis of the behaviors of a constructive memory agent.
For each analysis, a chain length of 10,000,000 was used and sampled every 10,000 states.
The participating schools were contacted in early 2010 using the "snowball" technique, which is a particular form of chain analysis that seeks constructing a sample of individuals with common characteristics [ 26].
