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In contrast, our results for total respiratory hospitalizations were less stable, as evidenced by the second stage effect estimates and their confidence interval widths that differed widely across different values of τ.

In Phase-II, we fixed the agent population at 3000 and ran simulations across different values of the five other model parameters, as described in the previous section.

Thus, RI measurement using the image defocusing technique is possible by calibration across different values of RI and D. There are, however, a few practical difficulties associated with maintaining consistency of the working distance and the sample thickness between the calibration procedure and RI measurements.

For the intensity of selection (defined as the reciprocal of the proportion of individuals selected from a population to be used as parents) to be the same across different values of n, we used the following selection schemes.

It should be noted that in these simulations the selection intensity (defined as the reciprocal of the proportion of individuals selected from a population to be used as parents) was the same across different values of n, the number of loci undergoing the natural selection (Materials and Methods).

All these results are qualitatively consistent across different values of σ s 2 and Θ [ Figure 7 and Figure S3_9 and Figure S3_11 (File S3)].

Multi-level models with this kind of conditioning are basic to ANOVA, explaining variance across the different values of a factor, such as the Female and Male values of Gender.

In Fig.  6 we report marginal (or average) estimates of statistical power across the different values of each of three factors (c-statistic, prevalence of treatment, and marginal hazard ratio).

Right: RMSE score against different models built using the automatic feature selection algorithm Fig. 5 Box and whisker plots showing the output variable crossethnic (percentage of cross-ethnic marriages) for the four cities in the UK across two parameters love-radar and new-link-chance in the DITCH model (with box plots drawn across the three different values of love-radar).

Fig. 3 Box and whisker plots showing the output variable crossethnic (percentage of cross-ethnic marriages) for the four cities in the UK across two parameters num-agents and love-radar in the DITCH model (with box plots drawn across the three different values of love-radar).

Fig. 2 Box and whisker plots showing the output variable crossethnic (percentage of cross-ethnic marriages) for the four cities in the UK across two parameters num-agents and love-radar in the DITCH model (with box plots drawn across the five different values of num-agents).