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In our analysis, we accommodated the LOD censoring by estimating variable-threshold censored regression models [ 22, 24].
In our analysis we accommodated all variables together in the logistic regression model to obtain the contribution of every individual variable adjusting for the effects of other variables.
By separating the graphical user interface (BEAUti) from the analysis (BEAST) we accommodate an XML layer that captures the exact details of the MCMC analysis being performed.
Given our sample size, we limited this regression analysis to accommodate the guidelines of at least 10 observations per candidate variable [ 16].
When necessary we modified the methods and models used in the SPI1 analysis to accommodate the presence of an additional epoch before the intervention.
Although we implicitly preserved experience on peaks lower than 8000 m in the experience variable, we excluded 15 743 of the 39 038 available observations on these lower peaks from the analysis, to accommodate the inclusion of peak as a covariate.
Impact pathway analysis can accommodate the views of different stakeholders and it can incorporate information drawn from a variety of sources and methods.
Thereby it expands crime signatures analysis to accommodate the challenges due to the different nature of the security interventions in residential properties compared to cars (Farrell et al. 2011b).
Even when traditional analysis methods accommodate the design, choice about which parameters (e.g., explicit models of dominance, SCA, etc).
The ICC analysis can accommodate the more complex designs commonly used in these reliability studies and provides a much richer description by identifying the various contributions to the lack of agreement.
It also uses quantitative estimates of g rather than a dichotomous trait and includes individuals from the full range of the normal distribution, extending the analysis to accommodate the quantitative trait locus model (Plomin et al. 2008).
