The logistic regression approach does not extend easily to accommodate a time-varying exposure with a time-varying association with the outcome.
This can be extended to accommodate a time-varying association between x and the hazard, by replacing β in (3) by β(t), which models the log HR for the exposure x as a function of time.
The kickoff was flexed last week to accommodate a prime-time television audience, and the Giants will be distributing white towels at the stadium with the team's newest rallying cry: "All In".
This year the NFL moved the proceedings back a few hours to accommodate a prime-time broadcast and rebranded it Super Bowl Opening Night (fueled by Gatorade!): part meet-and-greet, part flesh parade, part living, breathing commercial.
Seated in the news media section at the gold medal game in Munich, which began at 11 45 p.m. local time to accommodate a live prime-time telecast in the United States, I could sense another piece of inglorious history unfolding.
The sampling frequency was 16 kHz, with a filter comprising 2,048 taps and an FFT size of 4,096 for the CFDD and 4,096 taps and an FFT size of 8,192 for the FDAFS to accommodate a room reverberation time of 250 ms. Figure 9 Schematic view of the experiment conducted in the laboratory.
One approach to accommodate a large and time-varying traffic is dynamical routing reconfiguration based on the traffic matrix (TM), which is obtained by monitoring the amounts of traffic between all node pairs.
To aid understanding and interpretation of these data we have adapted the five-step generalised model for STP production described by Wahlberg and Ringberger [47]; our revised model accommodates a wider time-frame in the production and sale of STPs, as follows: a. tobacco cultivation, b.
INSIDE: The house was built in 1904 and expanded over time to accommodate a growing family.
There can be a downside, with firms paying slightly lower wages over time to accommodate a tax rise, but there is no evidence to suggest catastrophic job losses.
