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(5) Using the "AND" case return period analysis as an example, the derived MECC captures the change of return period resulting from different marginals.

Taking the seismic risk analysis as an example, this paper discusses the different elements of the analysis — hazard analysis, fragility evaluation, systems analysis and risk quantification — and examines how the structural system reliability methods are applied.

Rather, you can state the conclusion based on your primary analysis, and present your sensitivity analysis as an example of how confident you are that it represents the truth.

These portion condemnation categories were selected for this analysis as an example dataset, as they were among the most frequently reported portion condemnations by provincial inspectors during the study period [ 19].

We used the preceding and following weeks to estimate for the week of January 1. Figure 1 shows the temporal trends of sales of 2 of the 19 classes of medications (cephalosporin and expectorants) used in this analysis as an example, as well as the concomitant national ILI incidence.

Figure  3b Table compares the fold expression obtained by these analysis, as an example in the case of DSP the difference in cT values between actin and DSP RNA is around 10 cycles while the expression in CLL cohorts is around 8 cycles lower, i.e. 256 fold fold down regulation of DSP expression in CLL specimens as compared to B cells.

In particular, the effect of systematic uncertainties affecting the relative normalisation of fiducial ON and OFF-source sampling regions – often denoted as α – is investigated using combined source analysis as a representative example case.

Nevertheless, representativeness is not a requirement for Rasch analysis as, for example, item difficulty estimates are independent of the distribution of the sample of persons [ 23].

Classical uncertainty estimation includes statistical analysis as, for example, output means, variances, sampling techniques, e.g. Monte Carlo, sensitivity analysis, and the like.

Beyond insect locomotion our approach may well be applied to other areas of quantitative behavioural analysis, as, for example, for characterising the influence of genetic modifications [3], [4] or of drug treatment on behaviour [9], [16].

Detailed analysis for this system was presented in section "Analysis Methodology" as an example.