The phrase "and the model excluding" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model that does not include certain elements or variables, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "The results were analyzed using the data set, and the model excluding outliers showed a significant improvement in accuracy."
Alternatives: "and the model omitting" or "and the model not including".
For further description of the predictive value of BTG2, the concordance probability (Goenen and Heller, 2005) of the Cox model including BTG2 were calculated and compared with the model excluding BTG2 but retaining all other variables.
Most of the MSA-years with the largest immigrant concentrations are in the state of California, and so I re-estimated the model excluding California.
We re-ran the model excluding these and there was only negligible difference in the effect size of explanatory variables.
In a sensitivity analysis, we ran the model excluding AF and vitamin K antagonist use (marker of AF) as potential intermediate steps, to assess if any effect of bisphosphonates on stroke mortality was independent of AF and its treatment.
As a result, the model excludes clouds and wrongly assumes that climate factors like humidity are the same everywhere on Earth.
The explained variance in log fasting insulin varied between 8 and 10% for the models excluding body fat percentage (models 1, 1a, 1b and 1c) and between 26 and 28% for the models that included body fat percentage (models 2, 2a, 2b, 2c).
For further description of the predictive value of EZH2 the concordance probability [ 22] of the Cox models including EZH2 were calculated and compared to the models excluding EZH2 but retaining all other variables.
Significance was tested with a likelihood-ratio test of the full model and the reduced model excluding random dam effects and P values were approximated as described above.
In the SASD, we estimate separate models by freestanding status, a model focusing on the volume of specific outpatient procedures likely to require general anesthesia, and a model excluding the lagged patient flow variables.
