In consumer tests conducted after 13 weeks of cold storage, high scores were recorded, with a 86% acceptance frequency and more than 40% of scores reflecting "like very much" or "like extremely".
In the ABC approach, data are not available so we replace summary statistics, S, for D. The Bayes factor and marginal posterior probability of the model can be approximated by the acceptance frequency for each model (i.e., distribution) in the ABC.
For brevity and clarity, data for male courtship frequencies, female acceptance frequencies, and mean number of offspring are provided in Additional file 2: Tables S5-7.
Temperatures for the physics-based function were then chosen such that the actual acceptance frequencies obtained from sampling under the informational model were reproduced.
Our findings reveal an acceptance and high frequency of violence against women in the sampled communities of South Sudan.
Following missing value imputation (see below), change scores were calculated for weight, BMI, binge eating frequency, acceptance of shape and weight from both baseline and end of treatment to each follow-up point.
To find out the magnitude of violence against female partners among patients who visit their family doctor.To study frequency and acceptance of its investigation by the family doctor and to assess the effectiveness of a screening question on abuse.
Secondary outcome measures were quality of prescribing in patients aged ≥65 years, using the Medication Appropriateness Index (MAI); 36 frequency of acceptance of clinical pharmacists' documented suggestions.
The advantage of searching for better parameter sets near previously identified good values is a much higher frequency of acceptance, and therefore much less computational time.
quality of prescribing in patients aged ≥65 years, using the Medication Appropriateness Index (MAI); 36 frequency of acceptance of clinical pharmacists' documented suggestions.
The frequency rate of acceptance of invited mothers (cases and controls) was 96% and 95%, respectively [ 32].
