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By statistically analyzing panel performance data generated by a validated analytical panel model, the impact of various design parameters and their combinations on the panel cooling capacity was estimated.

Analyzing panel data (n = 39,897) collected from a popular online beauty community, we found that consumer purchase decisions are indeed influenced by the two social information cues and that action-based social information is more influential than opinion-based social information.

De Giorgi and Pellizzari ([2009]) analyze panel data from the European Community Household Panel (ECHP) and find a significant effect of the net replacement income in the destination country on migration decisions.

First, a random-effect Tobit regression model is used to analyze panel data of 2200 rural households in Vietnam from 2007, 2008, and 2010 to determine the factors affecting the number of months that rural-urban migrants live outside of their village.

They were declared competent if they obtained 100% correct results for the analyzed panel and performed the testing according to the study SOP.

Many CRC cells of the analyzed panel with low Erk1/2 activity have presumably found alternative means to accomplish this task.

A multistate Markov model was developed to analyze panel data of a complex, multistaged disease process in continuous time (11).

Furthermore, the prognostic relevance of several CAC within the analyzed panel may support the notion of multi-targeted anti-angiogenic therapy in patients with pancreatic cancer.

Table 2 presents population fractions of men in the three analyzed panel-waves by age category and DI applicant status (non-applicant, beneficiary, and denied applicant).

Intuitively, one might have expected that the expression of the "melanoma-enriched" miRNAs included in the analyzed panels would increase in tissue and serum as a function of melanoma progression.

As we found evidences of sex-methylation interactions in both the analyzed panels, in our study the analyses were stratified by sex, in order to account for sex-related differences in DNA methylation profiles of genomic regions, of which "genomic imprinting" is a well-known example, and to account for sex-specific cardiovascular risks.